Formidable winter storms can't chill these celebs' spirits.
Emma Thompson, who stars in Netflix's Matilda The Musical, recently shared what she loves most about Christmas.
"I like it all," Thompson says. "I like decorating the tree. I like singing carols. I like going to do carol services. I'm going to do a reading at Westminster Abbey (in London). There isn't much about Christmas that I don't like."
Her actor husband Greg Wise, on the other hand, would prefer to avoid yuletide cheer altogether: "He'd rather go away somewhere else," Thompson jokes. "A cave, basically. Undecorated."
Here's how other stars are ringing in the holidays this year:
The iconic singer wished everyone "love, happiness, the best of health" this Christmas following her own health announcement earlier this month: that she was diagnosed with a neurological disorder called stiff person syndrome.
The Instagram post couldn't have been sweeter.
Andrea Bocelli and his kids sang in New York with the Young People's Chorus of New York City this Christmas.
Joy to the world, indeed.
Ciara and Russell Wilson brought holiday cheer to Children's Hospital Colorado this year. Cue the "awwww."
Is any family more beautiful than Reese Witherspoon's? We're not sure.
The actress shared two Instagram photos of her three children, one of just the kids and the other with her and her husband Jim Toth, too.
Elton John is extremely in the Christmas spirit – just check out his glasses! – and is also extremely thankful for his fans.
"Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all my wonderful fans," he wrote. "Thanks for making 2022 my best year ever."
"Merry Christmas, everybody!" the former president wrote on Instagram, along with a photo of wife Michelle and daughters Sasha and Malia.
"One of the best parts of the holiday season is getting to spend time with the special people in our lives. I hope you all have a wonderful and joyful Christmas."
Victoria Beckham got her Christmas wish this year – considering her sweatshirt says "All I want for Christmas is David Beckham," and she's sitting in his lap.
Him being her husband, David Beckham. Cute!
Chloe Bailey had our jaws dropping this Christmas with a series of rocking red outfits.
Give us the names and numbers of your trainers and stylists, please!
"Merry Christmas Eve you scoundrels," wrote the Don't Worry Darling actress. "Shameless red dress post."
Thank you, as always, Miss Flo.
The Rocketman star wished us all a very merry Christmas with a quick wet, shirtless video and an emoji implying he went for a chilly holiday dip in the water.
We didn't mind in the slightest though hope he warms up soon if he's cold.
The About Damn Time singer celebrated Christmas Eve by sharing a candy cane-inspired photo shoot with her Instagram followers.
In the sexy snaps, Lizzo rocks a red-and-white-coloured wig and garland-adorned bustier against a red curtain backdrop.
The Grammy winner, who paired the holiday ensemble with silver platform heels and red-striped nails, also posted a coquettish clip of her dancing to Eartha Kitt's 1953 classic Santa Baby, which she captioned: "The spirit of Christmas just came over me."
After ringing in the holidays at Paris Hilton's Christmas party last weekend, Kim Kardashian stopped by Alexandria House, a transitional home for women and children, in Los Angeles this week.
On Friday (Dec 23), the beauty mogul posted pictures of her visit to the shelter, where she was joined by sister Khloe Kardashian, daughter North West, and nieces True Thompson and Dream Kardashian.
"We were also able to provide many essentials they would need this holiday season along with a beauty day and family portraits with their families and headshots for job interviews," Kardashian captioned the Instagram post.
"We also met with women in Start Up Sisterhood, a program that helps give these women the tools and mentorship they need to start their own small businesses."
Duff is sending out an SOS. On Dec 21, the Come Clean singer shared a playful snap of her family Christmas card, where she and her husband, musician Matthew Koma, are tied up in Christmas lights and strapped to chairs with tape over their mouths.
Duff's 10-year-old son, Luca, holds the lights, while their young daughters – Banks, 4, and Mae, 1 – smile mischievously in the foreground. "Happy holidays," the card reads. "All is not calm." – USA Today/Tribune News Service
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