Kerry Katona says she's putting her Christmas tree up this week as it's her last in the UK
Kerry Katona says she’s decided to put her Christmas tree up VERY early – though with good reason, as it’ll be her last festive period in the UK.
Kerry admitted she’s getting into the festive spirit nice and early this year, saying she’s going to ‘spend November’ gearing up for the most magical time of the year.
The star – who is mum to Molly, 22, Lilly, 20, Heidi, 16, Max, 15, and DJ, nine – said she ‘can’t wait’ to get the place all jazzed up for the holiday season, even if it’s slightly before when others might choose to do it.
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She explained that there are a couple of reasons behind it, as she’s not only got a busy December and wants to make sure she’s got plenty of time beforehand to ‘enjoy’ them, she also plans to move to Spain, meaning this will be the family’s last Christmas in England.
Speaking for OK!, she explained how she wanted to get her Christmas decorations up on 1 November – yep, that’s literally the first chance to do so after Halloween.
“I can't wait,” she said.
“I'm working all of December so if I put them up then, I won't be at home to enjoy them.”
Kerry and her fiancé Ryan Mahoney will be spending their final Christmas here before moving to Marbella, saying she decided to relocate as she feels better ‘being out there’ in Spain.
She added: "I want to be able to really get into the Christmas spirit and feel festive, so I'll spend November doing that. Especially as it'll be our last Christmas before we move to Spain.”
While Kerry had been aiming to get everything up on 1 November, she’s now revealed that she’ll be waiting until the weekend.
She said she’d also be bringing in the big guns, having enlisted the help of a professional decorating service to spruce up the home.
“Very excited for my decs to go up on Sunday by @decorators.for.christmas,” she said in an Instagram Story.
She didn't specify her exact vision, but the company she's using said it 'designs and installs both interior and exterior Christmas decorations, garlands, wreaths and trees' to transform people's homes into a 'magical Xmas'.
We can't wait to see the finished result!
Jess Hardiman