Christmas is well and truly under way...
The start of November may herald colder weather and darker evenings, but it’s also the beginning of Christmas as the countdown to the big day is officially on.
This is something many celebrities have also been thinking about and we take a look at those who have already put up their decorations and got into the festive mood. A silver balloon display appears to say 'Merry Christmas' and fairy lights run down the wall as well, adding to the festive feeling of the season.
The massive tree is decorated in purple and grey hues and features ribbons and baubles, as well as being flanked by large lanterns. “I’ve got to put my Christmas decorations up because I’m going on a cruise on Friday and I’ve got work to do”. The tree towered over hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield and certainly stood out with its red baubles.Another added: “Not the Christmas tree already up #ThisMorning”.
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