Pink and Carey Hart

Pink and former professional motorcycle racer Carey Hart, who married in 2006, raised daughter Willow Sage and son Jameson Moon celebrating the traditions of Pink’s Jewish background and Hart’s Christian roots.

On the first night of the holiday in December 2023, the “So What” singer shared a photo of her menorah and a video of herself lighting candles and praying with her family on Instagram.

“Happy Hanukkah to everyone who celebrates,” she captioned the post. “May there always be light in the darkness.” May there be peace in our hearts, our homes and in the world.

The Grammy-winning recording artist previously posted pictures of her Christmas tree and Hanukkah menorah from her family, who celebrated both holidays in 2019. Two years later, the mother of two shared a video of her and Willow singing Hanukkah blessings together.

Michael Turchin and Lance Bass

*NSYNC alum Lance Bass and his husband Michael Turchin are all in on Chrismukkah. For this celebratory occasion, the parents of twins Violet Betty and Alexander James have come up with a creative way to honor Turchin’s Jewish heritage.

“The great thing about my husband is that he knows what a Christmas freak I am and he lets me do whatever I want, which is nice,” Bass told Decider in 2019. “I sprinkle some Jewish things into the Christmas decorations. “We also celebrate Chrismukkah here, so you’ll see menorahs and all that kind of stuff everywhere.”

And while Bass enjoys decking the halls at Christmas time, the singer admitted he can also overdo it. “We have a rule: From November 1 through Christmas, I can get a new decoration every week,” he explained. “Because wherever I go, I always find something like, ‘Oh my God, I need this!’ Oh my God, I need this!’ But I’m only allowed one decoration a week until Christmas.”

Deborah Divine and Eugene Levy

Much like his and Catherine O’Hara’s characters’ interfaith celebration Schitt’s CreekEugene Levy (who is Jewish) and his wife Deborah Divine (who is Christian) celebrate both holidays in real life.

In December 2012, Levy’s son and co-star Dan Levy joked about the duality in a now-deleted tweet on Twitter (now X). Pro Hey Alma, the My goodness Writer/director/actor wrote: “Half of me celebrates Hanukkah, the other half decorates a tree. My body is confused. #halfie #chrismukkah.”

Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis

The former That 70s show Co-stars and real-life couple celebrate both holidays with children Wyatt Isabelle and Dimitri Portwood. Mila Kunis has explained that while she was raised Jewish and Ashton Kutcher was raised Christian, she started celebrating Christmas when she moved to America.

“Coming to America is when you realize that Christmas has a magical quality,” he said The happiest girl in the world actress shared with Entertainment tonight in 2017. “In Russia back then it was a very religious holiday, so if you’re not a Christian and you don’t go to mass, you don’t celebrate Christmas. So, as a Jew, I thought, “Christmas is not for you.”

After moving here, her family felt like the holidays were more inclusive, and Kunis revealed that they “literally bought a Christmas tree.”

“As far as tradition goes, my family relies on any excuse to get the family together and get drunk,” she added.

Steven Greener and Tamron Hall

Since tying the knot and giving birth to son Moses in 2019, Tamron Hall told PEOPLE that she and Steven Greener are raising their little one to embrace the traditions of both their heirs.

“He’s Jewish, so we had a bris here in the house,” Hall said of her son’s Jewish circumcision ceremony.

The talk show host continued: “My mom almost fainted. We had grandparents there on each side, and he is traveling to Texas to have a baptism or confirmation at my mother’s Southern Baptist Church. We have just combined our life experiences,” and we want to teach him tradition.

In 2021, Hall also shared how the couple’s interfaith bond inspired their son’s name.

“We decided on his name early on — my husband is Jewish, I’m Christian, and Moses was the only prophet recognized by all seven religions,” she shared on PEOPLE’s I’m going to be a mother Podcast. “I couldn’t think of another name, although we talked about Bob in honor of Bob Marley.”

Casey Wilson and David Caspe

Actress Casey Wilson and David Caspe, who married in 2014, celebrate Christmas and Hanukkah with their sons Max Red and Henry Bear and daughter Frances Rose.

In 2014 the Happy endings The Baptist-raised actress gave PEOPLE an exclusive look at her evergreen for Christmas. “While I was at work, my dad helped me put up my Christmas tree,” Wilson said at the time. “I couldn’t really do anything about it this year. (My husband) is Jewish, so we’re experimenting with a mix of both holidays.”

Chelsea Clinton and Marc Mezvinsky

Author and advocate Chelsea Clinton, who was raised Methodist, married Jewish Marc Mezvinsky in 2010. Although Clinton did not convert, she has documented how the couple celebrated Hanukkah with their children Charlotte, Aidan and Jasper over the years.

“Get ready to light our menorah and send peace and light (and health) to your family,” she said I added a caption to a photo her menorah on X in December 2020.

Leslie Odom Jr. and Nicolette Robinson

Traditions are important to Leslie Odom Jr. and Nicolette Robinson. They announced this in 2023 when they published their first picture book. I love you more than you will ever know.

When it came to writing the book, the parents told PEOPLE they were inspired by their “sacred” nighttime family ritual of “bathing and making jam, reading together, and then singing together.”

For Robinson, who grew up with a Jewish mother and a Christian father, celebrating both Christmas and Hanukkah was an essential tradition. Her parents taught her the importance of understanding her background, something the couple passes on to their children.

Robinson previously told Nordstrom: “It was a beautiful thing that I want to continue because being Jewish is also a big part of my life and my children’s lives, and we also celebrate the Christian holidays, and even more so I feel like Holidays. “It’s about family and connections, about your heritage, your culture and telling stories, and that’s our main focus.”

The Grammy and Tony Award winner for Hamilton added his wife’s opinion: “Nicolette has an aunt who also celebrates both holidays, and she says she celebrates all great miracles. I really liked that, (so) I adopted that saying.”

Ginnifer Goodwin and Josh Dallas

Ginnifer Goodwin, who was raised Jewish, returned to her faith at Temple Israel’s Shabbat service in 2013. Nevertheless, she and her husband, Once upon a time Co-star Josh Dallas is still celebrating the holiday season with her sons Oliver Finlay and Hugo Wilson.

Dallas shared during an appearance in November 2022 The Jennifer Hudson Show that his wife “likes to put up the Christmas tree very early.” The manifest The actor said the only thing missing from their celebrations back then was a “Jennifer Hudson Christmas album,” which he joked was “pissed” about.