Mormon Wives star McCall DaPron slammed for ‘appallingly distasteful’ Jackie Kennedy JFK Halloween costume

McCall DaPron sparked an online backlash after posting an image of herself dressed for Halloween like Jackie Kennedy on the day JFK was shot dead.

The Mormon Wives star deleted the post from her Instagram account after she was slammed for publishing the image showing her husband Kirk and their four children posed in a recreation of the day US President Kennedy was assassinated in November 1963, reports the US Sun.

McCall, 36, who is due to star in The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County on November 12, was branded ‘appallingly distasteful’ by an online user.

In the image, McCall is pictured wearing Jackie’s iconic pink Chanel outfit the First Lady wore while she sat next to husband John F. Kennedy when he was gunned down by former Marine Lee Harvey Oswald.

Jackie's pink Chanel outfit became symbolic of the tragic day (Getty)

Jackie insisted on wearing the blood-stained outfit after the shooting, most famously when President Lyndon B. Johnson was sworn into power.

In the picture McCall is holding a bunch of red roses while her husband is dressed in a grey suit with a blue tie, waving the American flag.

The couple’s four children aged between 11 and 2, were dressed as Kennedy children and Secret Service agents.

In a video reportedly shared by McCall she was seen lip-syncing to a line ‘Don’t marry the president’ spoken by the actress Natalie Portman from the film Jackie.

Portman played Jackie in the film of the same name (Photo by Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images)

The caption of the Instagram post read, ‘Happy Halloween🩷The Kennedy’s’.

Early comments accused McCall of being ‘insensitive’ and ‘distasteful’, before comments were allegedly turned off.

Later the post was deleted from the account.

One Instagram user said, “What is wrong with people damn.”

A second said McCall’s family was: “Without an ounce of decency or sense of decorum”.

A third said “[You’re] dressing up as a woman on the scariest day of her life.”

Tyla asked McCall to comment on the story by email.

Fox was criticized for wearing a similar outfit last year (Photo by Santiago Felipe/Getty Images)

The online criticism of McCall has been made one year after actress Julia Fox, 36, was slammed for a similar costume of Jackie’s Chanel dress, this time complete with bloodstains to the outfit which she referred to as ‘Jackie O’Nasty’.

Jackie’s grandson, Jack Schlossberg said Fox was ‘disgusting, desperate and dangerous’ for having dressed like Jackie on the day of the assassination for Halloween, reports The Guardian.

Fox defended the costume as ‘a statement’ about ‘beauty and horror’, reported People.