Mitt Romney's grandson dressed up as his grandfather's secret Twitter persona 'Pierre Delecto' for Halloween
- Mitt Romney was trolled by his own grandson, who dressed up as his alter-ego "Pierre Delecto" for Halloween.
- On Thursday, Romney's eldest son Tagg tweeted a photo of son Thomas' costume, complete with a tux, beret, and bushy mustache.
- Earlier this month, Slate's Ashley Feinberg unearthed Romney's secret Twitter account under the alias "Pierre Delecto."
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The Romney family clearly has a sense of humor — Mitt Romney's grandson dressed up as his alter-ego "Pierre Delecto" for Halloween.
On Thursday, Tagg Romney, the eldest son of Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah, tweeted a picture of his son Thomas' costume, complete with a tux, mustache, beret, sunglasses, and a "Pierre Delecto" name tag.
Thomas as #PierreDelecto and Joe as Nacho. World beware. pic.twitter.com/3SstDeyvwb
— Tagg Romney (@tromney) October 31, 2019
The costume was based on Mitt Romney's secret Twitter account, which Slate uncovered earlier this month.
Reporter Ashley Feinberg tracked it down after Romney told The Atlantic that he keeps a secret Twitter account to keep tabs on the political conversation. He also used it to anonymously defend his record.
Reaction to Thomas' costume was largely positive online.
"Well played. Well played," Twitter user Sarah Burris said.
"Damn, your family is ruthless," Twitter user @Amarachi_E wrote.
No word from Sen. Romney himself yet.