Catcalling Adult Wednesday Addams

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Fans of the Addams Family will be pleased to know that Adult Wednesday Addams is now stalking the streets with her trademark braids and sense of social justice (with a gothic twist). 

Comedian and writer Melissa Hunter was often told she looked like the sinister character Wednesday Addams made famous by Christina Ricci in the 1990's films 'The Addams Family' and 'Addams Family Values'. She decided to capitalise on this similarity and create the YouTube series Adult Wednesday Addams. 

Melissa has hilariously depicted the adult Wednesday going about everyday adult activities, such as apartment hunting, babysitting and learning to drive with Wednesday's signature macabre fashion. But it is the latest episode in which Wednesday takes on a pair of catcallers that has really caught our attention. 

Watch Wednesday take revenge with a little help from her friends on a pair of catcallers and learn why nobody called her "Braids".

 

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