How the stars celebrate Thanksgiving 2022

Happy Thanksgiving from the stars.

Some of Hollywood’s biggest names took to social media on Thursday to give fans a glimpse into their holiday celebrations with loved ones.

See how celebrities are spending Turkey Day in 2022, from the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade to sumptuous home-cooked meals.

Chrissy Teigen

The pregnant cookbook author “Cravings” documented her full Thanksgiving meal prep via Instagram Stories this week, with the process starting the day before.

She gave fans a peek at the deviled eggs, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie desserts she made for her husband, John Legend, and their two children, Luna and Miles.

Jimmy Kimmel

“Jimmy Kimmel Live!” the host also started preparing for Thanksgiving early.

The TV personality shared a photo of herself holding a turkey on Wednesday while urging fans to help the less fortunate.

“Help @StJosephCtr deliver food to families in need this Thanksgiving,” he wrote. “No amount is too small – [my wife] Molly and I will add $50,000! Link to payment in bio.

Ashley Greene

The “Twilight” star had a special Thanksgiving this year as it was her first Thanksgiving as a mom.

The actress, who welcomed daughter Kingsley Rainn with husband Paul Khoury in September, shared an adorable photo of her mini-me in a white bodysuit.

“He didn’t even have 🦃 – already in a food coma,” she captioned the sweet photo.

the Obamas

Former President Barack Obama and wife Michelle Obama also took to social media to commemorate the holiday.

“I hope everyone has a wonderful day filled with love, gratitude and lots of great food,” she wrote. the former First Lady wrote. “From our family to your happy Thanksgiving!”

Barack added via his Instagram Stories“As we celebrate, let us give thanks for all the blessings in our lives and give back whenever we can. We also think of the brave men and women serving our country far from their homes.”

Meghan McCain

The TV personality – who is expecting her second child with husband Ben Domenech – jokingly called herself a “stuffed turkey” in a snap shared via her Instagram Stories.

The daughter of the late politician John McCain also tweeted wishes for her followers.

“Happy Thanksgiving weekend to all of you!” She wrote. “I am thinking of all those who have lost a loved one and find the holidays difficult and liberating.

“You’re not alone, especially you’re part of the dead parents club,” she added. “And for everyone else – nothing in politics is worth losing love and family. xo.”

Millie Bobby Brown

The ‘Stranger Things’ star has told fans she’s ‘grateful’ for many things in 2022.

“Grateful for so many people, things and animals,” she captioned a series of photos of her rocking a pink bikini while posing with boyfriend Jake Bongiovi.

Lea Michele

The “Glee” actress opened the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade with a performance of “Don’t Rain On My Parade”.

This 2022 event featured 28 floats, 12 marching bands, 700 clowns and performances by artists such as Paula Abdul, Sean Paul, The Roots, Jordan Sparks, Big Time Rush and Gloria Estefan.

Jimmy Fallon

The host of “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon” was also part of the annual television parade in New York.

He appeared several times during the parade and posed for several photos on social media with a series of performers.

Catherine zeta jones

The “Chicago” star spent the summer with her family, including husband Michael Douglas and children Dylan and Carys Douglas.

“Happy Thanksgiving to Americans near and far” – actress wrote via Instagram.

“With work commitments this year, we are not in turkey mode, but in serious gratitude mode for the blessings of health, happiness and family. Love to you all.

Andy Cohen

Bravo’s executive producer was clearly excited to watch the Macy’s Thanksgiving parade in Herald Square with friends.

“I’m legeitimatley going crazy,” he said in an Instagram story. “It’s non-stop.”

Meanwhile, Al Rocker watched the parade at home with his family after missing the celebration for the first time in 27 years.

“Okay, this is my version of a Thanksgiving parade,” he said in a video shared on Instagram. “Preparing to leave the hospital. Time to blow up that taco stand. Woohoo!