Megan Thee Stallion introduced her “Hottieween” live performance returning to Houston on October 31, with all proceeds benefiting her Pete and Thomas Foundation.

Houston’s personal Megan Thee Stallion is bringing her signature Halloween celebration again residence this 12 months.

The three-time Grammy winner introduced she is going to host “Hottieween” on Friday, October 31, in Humble, Texas. The 21-and-older Halloween live performance requires all attendees to put on costumes.

Megan posted the announcement on her Instagram, telling followers, “Houston Hotties, I’m coming home for Halloween.”

The rapper added pleasure in regards to the occasion’s scale. “This year Hottieween is gonna be BIGGER than ever!!!” she wrote in her social media post.

Tickets went on sale Wednesday, October 15, although particular venue particulars stay restricted. The occasion will happen someplace in Humble, however no precise tackle has been launched but.

All proceeds from the live performance will profit the Pete and Thomas Foundation.

Megan established this basis to honor her late mom and father. The group gives assets to girls, youngsters and underserved communities in Houston and nationwide.

Megan Thee Stallion has deep roots in Houston’s Hip-Hop scene.

Born and raised within the metropolis, she was launched to music early by way of her mom, who was an underground Hip-Hop artist. The rapper’s profession took off after she started releasing music in 2016.

Her success includes major Grammy wins at the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards, where she became only the second female rapper to win Best New Artist since Lauryn Hill in 1999. She additionally received Best Rap Performance and Best Rap Song for “Savage” that includes Beyoncé.

The Houston native has constantly given again to her neighborhood all through her profession.

Time journal included her on its record of the 100 most influential folks in 2020, recognizing each her musical affect and neighborhood involvement.

This Halloween live performance continues Megan’s custom of connecting along with her Houston fanbase. Her supporters, often called “Hotties,” have eagerly awaited her return to carry out within the metropolis the place her profession started.

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