Megan Thee Stallion Adds Uncle Waffles To Las Vegas Hottieween Circus
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Megan Thee Stallion added amapiano DJ Uncle Waffles as a special guest to her Hottieween party for this year’s Las Vegas celebration.
Megan announced the booking, and Waffles reposted it on X. “We shutting down Vegas with my Queeen,” Waffles wrote.
The party takes place Friday, October 30, at Zouk Nightclub inside Resorts World Las Vegas. The resort lists the hours as 9 P.M. to 3 A.M. Guests must be at least 21, and costumes are required. That puts the celebration on the night before Halloween, with the party continuing into Saturday morning.
Megan is working with Cirque du Soleil on this year’s circus theme.
The celebration will also feature her Chicas Divertidas tequila, as AllHipHop previously reported. Some of the night’s proceeds will go to her Pete & Thomas Foundation, keeping charity part of the annual event.
The three-part “Hottieween” series cast her as a private investigator in 2019. Dave East joined her on screen, with Teyana Taylor behind the camera as director. That let Megan act out her love of horror as the Halloween tradition grew.
Her costumes have drawn from film, too. She wore a Pinhead costume inspired by “Hellraiser” in 2021. At the 2023 Atlanta party, she became a talking flower in a Tim Burton-inspired setting. GloRilla, Victoria Monét and John Boyega were among the guests that year.
The move to Vegas follows Hottieween stops in Chicago in 2024 and Houston in 2025. Both helped raise money for the foundation. Last year’s Houston edition was a Halloween concert where fans also had to wear costumes.
The foundation’s work reaches women, children, older adults and underserved communities in Houston and beyond. Its programs cover education, housing, health and wellness and community goodwill.
Megan created the nonprofit to honor her parents, Joseph Pete III and Holly Thomas.
Among its education projects, the foundation helped renovate literacy and studio rooms at Youth Education Town in 2024.
The project marked the third annual Megan Thee Stallion Day. More than 50 Hotties volunteered, and the young people received books, journals, podcasting equipment and studio gear.
