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Happy Thanksgiving from the stars.
Some of the biggest names in Hollywood took to social media on Thursday to give fans a glimpse inside their holiday celebrations with loved ones.
From the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade to lavish at-home spreads, take a look at how celebrities are spending turkey day in 2022.
Chrissy Teigen
The pregnant “Cravings” cookbook author documented her full Thanksgiving meal prep via Instagram Stories this week, with the process beginning one day prior.
She gave fans a peek at the deviled eggs, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie desserts she was making for her husband, John Legend, and their two kids, Luna and Miles.
Jimmy Kimmel
The “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” host also started his Thanksgiving preparations early.
The TV personality shared a photo of himself holding a turkey on Wednesday, while encouraging fans to help the less fortunate.
“Help @StJosephCtr bring food to families in need this Thanksgiving,” he wrote. “No amount is too small – [my wife] Molly and I will match $50k! Link to donate in bio.”
Ashley Greene
The ”Twilight” star had an extra special Thanksgiving this year, as it marked her first one as a mom.
The actress, who welcomed daughter Kingsley Rainn with husband Paul Khoury in September, shared an adorable snap of her mini-me in a white onesie.
“Hasn’t even had 🦃 – already in a food coma,” she captioned the sweet pic.
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 a whole lot of great food,” the former First Lady wrote. “From our family to yours, have a happy Thanksgiving!”
Barack added via his Instagram Stories, “As we celebrate, let’s give thanks for all the blessings in our lives and give back when we can. We’re also thinking 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 late politician John McCain also took to Twitter to send well wishes to her followers.
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“Happy Thanksgiving weekend to you all!” she wrote. “Thinking of everyone who has lost a loved one and finds the holidays hard and triggering.
“You’re not alone, especially part of the dead parent club,” she added. “And to everyone else – there is nothing in politics worth losing love and family over. xo.”
Millie Bobby Brown
The “Stranger Things” star told fans she was “thankful” for a lot in 2022.
“Thankful for many ppl, things, and animals,” she captioned a series of pics, in which she rocked a pink bikini while posing with boyfriend Jake Bongiovi.
Lea Michele
The “Glee” alum opened the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade with her rendition of “Don’t Rain On My Parade.”
This 2022 event featured 28 floats, 12 marching bands, 700 clowns and performances from the likes of Paula Abdul, Sean Paul, The Roots, Jordan Sparks, Big Time Rush and Gloria Estefan.
Jimmy Fallon
The “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon” host also was part of the annual televised parade in New York City.
He was featured a few times throughout the parade, and posed for several social media snaps with a series of performers.
Catherine Zeta-Jones
The “Chicago” star spent the holiday with family, including husband Michael Douglas and kids Dylan and Carys Douglas.
”Happy Thanksgiving to Americans near and far,” the actress wrote via Instagram.
“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.”
Andy Cohen
The Bravo executive producer was visibly excited to watch the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade in Herald Square with friends.
“I’m legeitimatley freaking out,” he said in an Instagram Story. “This is non stop.”
Meanwhile, Al Rocker watched the parade at home with family after having to miss out on the festivities for the first time in 27 years.
“Alright, this is my version of the Thanksgiving Day Parade,” he said in a video shared to Instagram. “Getting ready to leave the hospital. Time to blow this taco stand. Woohoo!”
