Thursday was Thanksgiving day, one the biggest holiday in the country. On this occasion, people spend time with their loved ones, enjoy a great meal and play games among other things. Some opt to go the unconventional way and run for the Turkey trot on Turkey day.
Celebrities are no different in this case as they took to social media to share with their fans how they celebrated. Let’s take a look at what Chrissy Teigen, Jimmy Kimmel, and the Obama family among others were doing yesterday. Keep on reading to find out.
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How Did Stars Celebrate Thanksgiving Day?
Thanksgiving was different for different people. Model, television personality, and author Chrissy Teigen has been sharing her holiday cravings for a week. Teigen, who is currently pregnant, gave a sneak peek of deviled eggs, cranberry sauce, and pumpkin pie desserts she was making for her husband, John Legend, and their two kids, Luna and Miles.
TV host Jimmy Kimmel was one of those who started the preparation early. He had shared a photo of himself holding a turkey a day before and encouraged fans to help people in need.
Former President Barack Obama and his family also commemorate the holiday. “I hope everyone has a wonderful day filled with love, gratitude, and a whole lot of great food,” Michelle Obama wrote. “From our family to yours, have a happy Thanksgiving!”
Barack also wished everyone and asked everyone to “give back when we can” and to think of those “serving our country far from their homes.”
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Millie Bobby Brown Also Celebrated The Holiday
Millie Bobby Brown, known for playing Eleven in ‘Stranger Things‘, said that she was “thankful” for a lot of things this year. “Thankful for many ppl, things, and animals,” she captioned a series of images while posing with her boyfriend Jake Bongiovi.
Catherine Zeta-Jones was spending the holiday with family, including her husband Michael Douglas, and kids Dylan and Carys Douglas. ”Happy Thanksgiving to Americans near and far,” she wrote. “With work commitments this year, we are not in turkey mode but in serious thankful mode for the blessings of health, happiness, and family. Love to you all.”
‘Glee‘ star Lea Michele opened Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade with her version of Don’t Rain On My Parade. TV host Jimmy Fallon also participated in the annual televised parade in New York City.
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