PHOTO: Andrew Wiggins' GF Mychal Johnson shares Warriors forward's hilarious Halloween outfit

Golden State Warriors player Andrew Wiggins got into the Halloween spirit by wearing a costume. Unlike other people who opt for elaborate outfits of pop culture references or characters from horror, the star forward went with something rather simple.

Wiggins donned a rottweiler mask that covered his entire face. His girlfriend, Mychal Johnson, shared his funny costume on Instagram. Meanwhile, Johnson wore a jacket with an illustration of a skeleton.

Mychal Johnson and Andrew Wiggins with their Halloween costumes (Photo credits: Johnson's IG)

The couple appears to be at a Halloween party of one of their friends. Before posting a photo of her and Wiggins' costume, Johnson posted a short clip. It showed a variety of Halloween-themed decor and snacks spread out on a table.

Johson's IG story (Photo credits: Johnson's Instagram)

Wiggins and Johnson have been dating since 2013. When Wiggins played his rookie year in 2014-15, Johnson played her freshman year of college basketball at Notre Dame.

Johnson played college basketball there until the 2016-17 season. She averaged 2.4 points, 1.2 rebounds and 0.8 assists. According to Johnson's bio on Notre Dame's player website, she attended the same high school as Wiggins, Huntington Prep.

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Andrew Wiggins' girlfriend Mychal Johnson shows off baby bump in IG post

Andrew Wiggins and Mychal Johnson have two daughters, Amyah, who was born in 2018, and Alayah, who was born three years later in 2021.

The couple also have a third child, and Johnson showed off her baby bump on Instagram. Johnson posted a mirror selfie on Friday where she displayed her baby bump.

She captioned her post with a short message:

"Hi baby," Johnson wrote.

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Andrew Wiggins appears poised for a comeback season

Andrew Wiggins played the worst statistical season of his career in 2023-24. Wiggins played a career-low 27.0 minutes per game and averaged 13.2 ppg.

This season, Wiggins is already looking better than he did last year. The 2022 All-Star averages 19.7 ppg, the first time he's averaged over 19 points since his first year in Golden State (19.4 ppg in 12 games). He averages 55.0% from the field and 57.9% from the 3-point line.