HGTV’s annual holiday show, Christmas at the White House, will showcase the House of the People in all its seasonal glory. First Lady Jill Biden will join the show, who will take the hosts on a tour of the lavishly decorated White House, decorated by more than 150 volunteers.
According to a statement from HGTV,
“We the People,” this year’s theme, “will reflect the spirit of shared ideals and a belief in America’s potential, optimism, and unity—a reminder that we are together. stronger together than apart.”
To be continued:
“Over 83,615 holiday lights, 77 Christmas trees, 300 candles, 12,000 ornaments, 1,600 bells, nearly 14,865 feet of ribbons and more decorations that can be doubled right at home” turns this idea reality. Christmas in the White House premieres on HGTV on Sunday, December 11 at 6:00 p.m. ET, and on Discovery+ that same day.
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What to expect at the White House Christmas 2022
On December 11, HGTV will be taping its annual Christmas special, starring actress Zooey Deschanel and TV personality Jonathan Scott at People’s House to show what the holiday season will be like. This year’s theme is ‘We the People’, and the White House will highlight what the nation stands for and its rich past.
In an interview with The Hills, Scott said:
“All people, myself included, are represented, no matter where they live geographically. I just recently became a US citizen, so being able to enjoy the rich history that the country has. America means a lot to me; this is an exciting day.”
This year’s Christmas at the White House features more than 83,600 lights, 25 wreaths and 77 Christmas trees, with more than 50,000 visitors expected during the holiday season. The famous White Gingerbread House will also be on display, with 20 sheets of sugar cookie dough, 30 sheets of gingerbread dough and 30 pounds of chocolate. Additionally, a replica of Independence Hall in Philadelphia was built for 2022.
The Bang Canteen will display Christmas decorations featuring self-portraits of the class of 2021 teachers around the country. Likewise, in honor of deceased service members and their families, the East Wing will display Christmas trees with mirrored gold stars with their names on them.
Christmas at the White Castle will also include a menorah made from wood taken from the house during Truman-era renovations. The host, on the other hand, will be doing more than just sightseeing. The behind-the-scenes episode will feature Scott decorating the official White House Christmas tree while Zooey decorates the hallways and finalizes the Gingerbread House. According to Jane Latman, head of home and food content and streaming at Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc., the show has been on the air for nearly two decades and pays tribute to the “effort and magic” that decorated the White White House.
She went on to say:
“Once again, we will bring the warmth of the season with a visual feast that will delight the whole family. We the people, the message is woven through this year’s theme, which reminds us that our solidarity will make the holidays unforgettable, so wrap yourself up in a warm blanket and enjoy the day. Enjoy the magic with your loved ones.”
On December 11, at 6:00 p.m. ET, HGTV will show Christmas at the White House, which will also be available on Discovery+ and HGTV GO.
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