Caelynn Bell Talks Holiday Traditions With Dean and Fourth Wing
Dec 5, 2024
E!: Do you and Dean have any yearly holiday traditions that you look forward to?
CB: We don’t have any currently, but now that we’re in our permanent home I think this will be the year we start figuring out what our traditions will be!
Growing up, my mom would host a cookie exchange, white elephant, and secret Santa every year. She always went all out and I want to bring a lot of her traditions here to our Colorado home.
E!: What’s your favorite gift you’ve received from Dean?
CB: He got me a gorgeous pair of earrings on our wedding day. He knows that jewelry is something I really love, and he picked out the perfect pair.
He recently got back from Iceland and bought me this amazing bottle of skincare. I love jewelry and skincare and this gift was so thoughtful!
E!: Share a holiday gift idea under $50 that you think Dean would appreciate.
CB: Anything with Alastor on it. He’s obsessed with our dog.
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