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Celebrity Secrets: How Norway’s Stars Are Ringing in the Holidays

As the snow begins to fall and the scent of pine fills the air, Norway’s celebrities are gearing up for the festive season. We’ve taken a peek into their julehytter to bring you a sneak preview of how they’re celebrating.

Cathrine Fossum: Tradition is Key

TV host Cathrine Fossum is a firm believer in keeping traditions alive. "I’m not one to mess with the classics," she told Seoghør.no. Her julebord includes all the Norwegian favorites: ribbe, pinnekjøtt, and lutfisk. "I won’t be trying any new recipes this year," she laughs. "My family would revolt!"

Fossum also ensures her home is filled with traditional decorations. "I have ornaments that have been passed down through generations. They might not be the most stylish, but they’re full of memories."

Iselin Guttormsen: A Family Affair

Actress Iselin Guttormsen is all about creating special moments with her loved ones. She shared with Drammens Tidende that she bought her Christmas tree weeks ago, just to surprise her kids. "They were over the moon when they saw it," she said, beaming.

Guttormsen’s julebord is a blend of traditional and modern. "I love a good ribbe, but I also like to add some international dishes. This year, we’re trying a Swedish meatball recipe."

Else Kåss Furuseth: Celebrating Alone, But Not Lonely

TV personality Else Kåss Furuseth is spending Christmas solo this year, but she’s not letting that dampen her spirits. "I’m using this time to reflect and recharge," she told Newsner. "I might not have company, but I’m certainly not lonely."

Furuseth’s julebord will be a mix of Norwegian and Italian dishes – a nod to her heritage. "I’ll be cooking up a storm, then enjoying a nice glass of wine while watching my favorite Christmas movies."

Jarle Bernhoft: A Musical Christmas

Singer-songwriter Jarle Bernhoft is celebrating the season with a twist. He’s releasing a new Christmas single and hosting a series of intimate concerts. "I love the idea of bringing people together during the holidays," he told VG.

Bernhoft’s julebord is a reflection of his travels. "I’ve picked up recipes from all over the world. This year, we’re having a Moroccan tagine."

From traditional feasts to musical celebrations, Norway’s celebrities are making this Christmas one to remember.

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