Fox and boyfriend Machine Gun Kelly dressed up as characters from the 2003 film 'Kill Bill.'
, dressed up as Uma Thurman's character from the iconic Quentin Tarantino flick, wearing a yellow jumpsuit covered in fake blood to the annual
"What a rebel. Keep posturing for stupid s**t, pretty lady," Walter wrote on X, quoting a post from Pop Crave showing off Fox's costume. In early October, SAG-AFTRA leaders issued guidance to the union's members advising them to not dress up as characters from struck TV shows or movies. star continued, articulating that she believes Fox's post only serves to undermine the union's fight for a new contract.
Fox and Kelly were not the only ones to break union guidance over the Halloween weekend, however. Several actors in attendance at the Casamigos party -- including
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