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Nothing invites a debate quite like politics — especially at the holiday dinner table.
As we brace ourselves for the onslaught, we spoke to Sharon Schweitzer, international etiquette expert and founder of Protocol & Etiquette Worldwide, on how to navigate even the most vitriolic of political conversations.
1. Be cautious with your political chatter.
Unless you know you’re speaking with a close friend, or someone who you know shares your beliefs, it’s often best to tread carefully, and in many social settings, avoid the topic.
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A blended family that dresses together, stays together!
Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez gifted their kids matching sets of red and black plaid pajamas ahead of Thanksgiving on Wednesday.
Natasha Bedingfield is really feeling motherhood kick in.
The British singer, 35, shared an adorable video on her Instagram story on Wednesday showing off her unborn baby’s tiny kicks from inside of her womb.
“Baby moving!!!!!!” she wrote in the caption of a photo of her bare belly while lying in bed. Bedingfield and her husband, businessman Matt Robinson, are expecting their first child together.
