Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos Transform into “The Golden Bachelor ”for “Live”'s Halloween Show (Exclusive)

PEOPLE has a first look at one of the many costumes the married pair will be wearing for Tuesday's annual show

Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos are giving new meaning to the term "golden years."

The married pair are offering their take on The Golden Bachelor for this year's annual Halloween installment of Live with Kelly and Mark — and PEOPLE has an exclusive first look.

In a pre-recorded skit that'll air on Tuesday's show, Ripa, 53, and Consuelos, 52, imagine what it would be like if ABC's newest take on The Bachelor merged with one of its long-running spinoffs: Bachelor in Paradise.

Enter "The Golden Bachelor in Paradise," which sees an aged Ripa and Consuelos trying to find love on a tropical island.

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PEOPLE has pictures from the filming of the parody, snapped by the team at Live.

Dressed in their best tropical attire, the grey-haired beauties share an intimate moment in one part of the skit, where Ripa licks her husband's face as he holds an oversized glass of wine.

The syndicated talk show's photographer also captured Ripa and Consuelos as they sat on the sidelines between takes, linking arms.

Behind-the-scenes video showcased the hair and makeup transformation Ripa and Consuelos underwent thanks to Live's expert glam team of Kristofer Buckle (makeup) and Ryan Trygstad (hair).

This will be Consuelos' first time joining in the fun of Live's annual Halloween show since replacing Ryan Seacrest as co-host earlier this year.

Every year has its own theme, and this is taking its inspiration from Taylor Swift's top-selling Eras Tour. "The biggest Halloween celebration on television will be traveling swiftly through the 'eras' to bring viewers the best moments in pop culture," a description for the episode reads.

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A whopping 50 elaborate costumes will be featured in the episode, which will also feature celebrities cameoing to get in on the fun. Last year's show saw Ripa and Seacrest dress as characters from Top Gun: Maverick, Stranger Things, House of the Dragon, The Bear and more.

Live’s annual audience Halloween costume contest returns as well. Viewers at home and fans in the studio audience will both be able to compete for their share of $10,000 in prize money.

Additionally, from 8:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. ET — on both Live’s Instagram and Tik Tok — Steve Patterson will be showing viewers all of the studio audience and their amazing costumes in a behind-the-scenes scoop.

At least one other costume on tap this year is something close to Ripa and Consuelos' heart: Scandoval.

The couple became fans of Vanderpump Rules during the headline-making fallout between Tom Sandoval and Ariana Madix. Their daughter Lola even warned Consuelos to be careful with his words when he was discussing it on air.

"Lola texted me when we were going in about the Scandoval episode, and she said, 'You better watch yourself,' " Consuelos recalled in a June episode, of advice he received from his 21-year-old daughter. "'You better watch what side you're taking because it could be very bad for you.' "

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Lola's warning came after Consuelos was taking the side of the former couple's friend caught in the middle, Tom Schwartz. "I was in a camp all by myself," Consuelos touted on Live earlier that month. "Because there's two sides and then Schwartz — and I'm on Schwartz's side."

The two went on to debate their sides, with Consuelos staunchly in support of Schwartz, whom he claimed was only abiding by "guy code." Ripa, on the other hand, stressed that they are "very invested now."

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"I'm in the camp of gathering data like a social experiment," she said. "I covertly recorded my children having this debate and then I sent it to Andy Cohen and he was like, 'This is a special!' "

Live with Kelly and Mark airs weekdays on ABC (check local listings)

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