The actress who plays Charlotte goes home to South Carolina to spend the holiday with her parents, and the thing she looks forward to the most is her mother Dorothy’s cooking.

She said: “Christmas is my favourite holiday. I’m an only child and my parents live in South Carolina, which is where I grew up. So I usually go home.

“We make our own stuff and we go to the nursery and get all fresh greens. My mom always has a baking list for us, which is fun.”

Kristin, 44, also plans to treat herself to her favourite chocolate over the festive period.

She added: “My weakness is M+Ms. These days, if I want some, I will have them. I went through periods when I said, ‘I can’t have this,’ or, ‘I can’t have that.’ But now I don’t deprive myself.”

“I’m really happy to say we’ve taken it to a place that I’ve always wanted to,” Candy said.

Candy, 64, said she had finally rekindled her relationship with Tori, 36, after several years of public feuding.

The mother and daughter have played out their rocky relationship in public since the death of Tori’s television mogul father Aaron in June 2006.

“We’re dealing with it privately,” Candy said. “We’re communicating.”

Spelling added that she hopes to spend Christmas with Tori, Tori’s hubby Dean McDermott and the couple’s children – Liam, 2, and Stella, 1.

New Moon star Peter Facinelli has admitted that he argues with wife Jennie Garth every year on whether to have a real or fake tree.

The 36-year-old star, who plays vampire Dr Carlisle Cullen in the hit Twilight Saga, said he has to come to an agreement with wife Jennie, 37, over the tree dispute.

He said: “My wife wants to do the fake tree because it’s easy, but I am so anti-fake trees.

“In one room, we do a nice fake tree, and in the other room, I get to have my tree with all the pine needles falling all over the place.”

He added that the real reason he likes to get a real tree for Christmas is that it means he gets to spend time with Jennie and their daughters Luca, 12, Lola, seven, and Fiona, three.

He said: “What’s fun is that I get to go and pick out the tree with the kids, and then it becomes an experience. Sometimes, I’ll hide behind the tree. I used to pretend I was the talking tree.

“The kids loved it. I would be like: ‘Hey, pick me – I am the best Christmas tree!’”

The 24-year-old is set to become a mum for the first time next month as she is expecting a baby boy with husband Hank Baskett, 26.

She wrote on her blog: “I bought the dogs Christmas sweaters haha!! I dressed Rascal as Santa Claws and Martini as Mrs. Claws lolol.

“The dogs hated them but they looked soooo cute with them on! I know it’s a little early for Christmas stuff but when I saw these sweaters I just couldn’t help myself! I love the holidays.”