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Jane Fonda poses in costume and full makeup as Easter bunny in throwback snap shared to Instagram

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Like the rest of the world, Jane Fonda spent Easter self-isolating at home.And the legendary Hollywood star entertained her fans with a throwback snap she shared via Instagram showing herself dressed as the Easter bunny.Fonda is pictured wearing a white rabbit costume and with her face painted white with drawn on black whiskers.

Cute: Jane Fonda wished her Instagram followers a happy Easter with this throwback snap showing her dressed as the Easter bunny with her young grandson Malcolm VadimHer long bunny ears are held up straight by her young grandson Malcolm Vadim, who is also wearing bunny ears.In the caption, Fonda wrote: 'Happy Easter from Fonda, the Easter Bunny.'The photos is one of a set taken at Easter 2011 according to a posting.

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