Kim Zolciak-Biermann’s daughter Ariana, 18, re-wears her Playboy bunny costume for Halloween: 'I love it'

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Kim Zolciak-Biermann isn't one to let a Halloween costume go to waste.

No surprise, then, that the reality star recently passed on her 2017 Playboy bunny outfit to her 18-year-old daughter, Ariana Biermann, and shared side by side photos of the two in the costume on Instagram.

In the pictures, both ladies are seen rocking the black-and-white one-piece, complete with those trademark bunny ears.

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"My baby @arianabiermann wore my Playboy Bunny costume this weekend! I love it! 😍 costume by @vintageinspiredbyjackie," the "Don't Be Tardy" star wrote of Biermann, who celebrated her birthday earlier this month.

In February, the mom of six spoke to Fox News, taking a look back at her 11-year journey on reality television. She also shared what she's taught Ariana and 22-year-old daughter Brielle about staying positive while dealing with Internet trolls and critics.

"I’ve taught them the same things that I’ve kind of learned on my own. It’s a direct reflection of who they are and not necessarily you," Zolciak-Biermann said of her girls, both of whom have also been subjected to criticism online.

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"They have been really harsh on Ariana throughout the years and I've definitely had to heavily monitor her page because she is a very different personality than Brielle," she continued.

Zolciak-Biermann, who described Brielle as a "tough cookie" -- Ariana is "pretty sensitive" -- couldn't be prouder, though, that both her girls are "very strong and very comfortable in their own skin."

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"They enjoy life. They have fun. They follow their hearts. I think that’s how they have become so successful on social media."