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PHOTOS: Celebrities Share Their Pictures of Their Christmas Trees 2017

PHOTOS: Celebrities Share Their Pictures of Their Christmas Trees 2017

As Christmas Day quickly approached, celebrities took to social media to show off their holiday spirit, and to showcase their impeccable taste for Christmas tree decor.


Some celebs kicked off the holidays early, like Britney Spears, who made waves back in November after posting this picture of her incredibly tall and bright Christmas tree, which basically dwarfs everything in the room:

Paris Hilton had her Christmas tree up even before Thanksgiving. And compared to Spears' tree, it's much more toned-down and sophisticated, featuring a muted palate of whites and silvers rather than an explosion of colors:

In early December, Mariah Carey took her followers on a journey from the purchasing of her family's tree to its final, decorated look in her NYC home. She even took her kids along for the journey, which they seemed to enjoy:

Let's take a closer look.

Here's Carey and a festive statue:

Now the family is picking out the perfect tree:

We have a winner:

And here it is in all its decorated glory:

Pretty impressive.

Not to be outdone, Miley Cyrus showed off her bedazzled Christmas tree, which even includes a tiny guitar ornament:

Former American Idol contestant and current Why Don't We band member Daniel Seavey didn't go quite as all-out for his rather thin Christmas tree. He joked on Twitter: "If I was a Christmas tree"

Finally, on Christmas Eve, Reese Witherspoon shared some photos of her picture-perfect family, with their Christmas tree sparkling especially brightly in the background:

Here's one of the kids:

And one of Witherspoon and her daughter Ava, who is the spitting image of her mother:

Twitter seemed to agree:

Witherspoon also shared a message with her fans, reading: "Find your tribe. Love them hard."

And Twitter treasured the sentiment:

Merry Christmas everyone!

Please SHARE this with your friends and family.

H/T: Twitter

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