How Benjamin Bradley Became Netflix’s Mr. Christmas

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Holiday Home Makeover With Mr. Christmas, Benjamin Bradley — a.k.a. Mr. Christmas — and his team transform the abodes of deserving families into winter wonderlands.“I kept [being Mr.

Christmas] under my hat for a long time. When word got out how much I love [the holiday], a producer friend found out and pitched me a Christmas-oriented makeover show,” the interior designer of 20 years told Us Weekly exclusively. “It was my year of saying ‘Yes.’ I promised myself I was gonna say ‘Yes’ to every invitation that came my way.

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