Woman hosting Christmas dinner threatens to cancel if guests don't bring their own food

With Prince Harry‘s bombshell memoir Spare hitting shelves around the world now, it’s no surprise even more details and accusations are coming out about the royal family from the Duke of Sussex himself.

Buffalo Bills star Damar Hamlin is speaking out!

Damar Hamlin has taken a turn for the better after his scary collapse during a “Monday Night Football” match earlier this week.

A woman says she was left heartbroken after a widower revealed to her that he had eaten a Creme Egg for his Christmas dinner. Vicky Prendergast, 34, vowed to help turn the man's life around after hearing his tragic tale, reports the Liverpool Echo.

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. On Christmas Day, the of and joined and the rest of the royal family on their annual Christmas walk in Sandringham, Norfolk after the morning services for the first time. The tradition had been put on pause for the past several years because of the coronavirus pandemic. During the walk, the first without Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Louis appeared to fall behind.

Offering to take on the role of hosting Christmas Day often involves a large number of family members squeezing into your home to celebrate the festivities together. While it is undoubtedly a stressful task at times with having to prepare all the cooking and find the space for everyone, very few people would actually ask their family to cough up some money for the occasion.

Peter Andre and his wife Emily have sparked rumours that they could be becoming parents again in 2023.

channeled her inner snow princess for Christmas Eve—or should we say, . The mom of three took to TikTok to give viewers a brief view of the she threw for friends and family, gliding through her home totally decked out for the yuletide: in addition to , the mansion was decorated with red drapes, patterned carpets, and a roaring fire.

Tottenham Hotspur footballer and pundit Jamie Redknapp, 49, shared several sweet photos of the Christmas Day he had spent with his family in view of his 1.4 million Instagram followers yesterday. However, the dad-of-three inadvertently caused a stir as he revealed a professional chef from a fine dining restaurant had been in charge of preparing the festive meal they all enjoyed.Jamie posted several snaps of his celebrations with wife Frida Redknapp, 37, and their blended family, including eldest sons Charley and Beau, whom the sportsman shares with ex-wife Louise Redknapp, 48, and the new couple’s baby son Raphael.Jamie’s famous parents, Harry and Sandra Redknapp, also joined the party, as the group tucked into some delicious Christmas treats.The Sky Sports pundit wrote alongside the festive photos: “Happy Christmas and God Jul [love heart emoji] . “Love from our family .

With Christmas now well underway, many will be taking to the kitchen to get started on their festive feast.

Instagram earlier this week to reveal that he and Francesca had been separated for 18 months but were trying to be "the best parents possible".Ashley reunited with his childhood sweetheart, with the couple having been together for 16 years before calling it quits 18 months ago.However, they didn't let their separation get in the way of them giving their small children Rose, three and Micah, two, the best Christmas Eve.Francesca shared a picture of the family before they went out, with Ashley reposting it before they went to the Father Christmas Experience on Marsh Farm where they met Santa.Sharing to her 110,000 followers on Instagram, Francesca thanked her followers for their "love and support" before wishing them a Merry Christmas.She posted a short clip of her and Ashley flashing a smile to the camera while the dad-of-two held his children in his arms.In another clip shared with her Instagram followers, Francesca compiled various bits of their special family day out.Many social media users took to the comments on her post to compliment the former couple for their amazing "co-parenting" skills.Emilieashley said: "I absolutely love co-parenting you're both doing for your children. I'm totally in awe of me and my ex, we just can't do it."We're continually at loggerheads and it's sad for my two babies.

Scots Euromillions winner Jane Park has shared some mouthwatering pictures of a bumper Christmas dinner in the States.

With just one more sleep to go, Nigella Lawson has shared her Christmas cooking tips to make up a feast on a budget.

In just a few days, families across the country will plate up and tuck into a feast of turkey, pigs in blankets, piles of potatoes and all the trimmings. Yet the debate about what should (and shouldn't) be featured on the Christmas dinner plate continues to divide our nation.

A money-saving Scots mum has revealed how she’s dishing up Christmas dinner for just £5.71 per portion despite rising food costs.

Christmas is just a couple of days away, and if you're hosting dinner this year, you may be concerned about if it's going to run smoothly.

Baring her soul. Kelsea Ballerini got real about the highs and lows that come with the Christmas season — after finalizing her divorce from Morgan Evans last month.

Experts have shared how much it would cost to cook Christmas dinner using different appliances, including an oven, an air fryer and a slow cooker.

Evan Peters admitted he 'really struggled' initially to agree to playing the role of Jeffrey Dahmer and now would like to play a 'lighter' character. The 35-year-old actor stars as the notorious serial killer - who was convicted of murdering 17 men between 1978 and 1991 - in the Netflix miniseries Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.Previously, he revealed he spent months in character as the serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer before filming the controversial series.  Getting candid: In an article with Variety, Evan Peters, 25, spoke to Ryan Murphy, the creator of the Netflix miniseries Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer StoryThe hit show was released in September and was the second most viewed English Netflix series of all time - with 1 billion hours viewed in the first 60 days.  In an article with Variety, he revealed during a chat with the creator Ryan Murphy that he went 'back and forth' before deciding he was 'up for the challenge'.He felt it was 'difficult but worth it' to tell the story and share the show's intended message.   Peters stars as the notorious serial killer - who was convicted of murdering 17 men between 1978 and 1991 - in the Netflix hit limited series'It was a real struggle,' he said. 'I was really thinking about it and trying to process it.'He continued: 'I went back and forth a lot.