Aussie celebrities reveal their Christmas Day plans

As we creep closer to the most anticipated day of the festive season, preparations for Christmas day have commenced!

Whether you spend it with family or friends, this year will be one to remember.

We ask Australian celebs what their plans are for Christmas day this year.

Allison Langdon, Today host

"I am spending Christmas at home with the family, and my mother-in-law is flying in from Queensland which I'm very excited about as I haven't seen her in two years, and just looking forward to a really relaxing and enjoyable day catching up with family."

Chris Smith, 2GB host

"Endless family meals, too many gifts for my kids, out for Christmas Day lunch at a restaurant and a quick holiday in Queensland."

Lauren Phillips, KIIS FM host

"A big Christmas lunch with my family at my parents' house that always ends in some kind of tragic singing and dancing around the tree situation."

Eddie McGuire, Millionaire Hotseat presenter

"Opening presents around the tree, croissants, helping at the Collingwood Football Club homeless lunch, followed by a late lunch with the family."

Monty Dimond, KIIS FM host

"We rotate families each Christmas. One year my family, next year with my partner Sam's family. This year we will hang at my stepdad's. We lost my mum not long before Christmas two years ago so it's a bittersweet time. It will be our third son's first Christmas this year though, so I think a little more sweet than bitter."

Darren Palmer, The Block judge

"Family, friends, food."

Neale Whitaker, The Block judge

"A lazy lunch for some good friends cooked by my partner David. I'd like to say 'and a long walk on the beach', but that may or may not happen. Wishful thinking."

Livinia Nixon, 9News Melbourne presenter

"After a quiet morning with the kids unwrapping presents, we'll head to my sister-in-law's. All six kids will jump in the pool, too much food will be eaten and we'll relish in being able to spend a special day together."

Sarah Abo, 60 Minutes presenter

"Christmas Day always consists of recovering from the Christmas Eve food coma in my household. But recovering just enough to then induce a secondary food coma."

Sami Lukis, 9Honey columnist

"Mum and Dad are flying down from Brisbane to enjoy a Sydney Chrissy with me this year. I might try and sneak out for nine holes of golf with Dad in the morning, and then we'll enjoy a long lazy lunch with some of my Sydney friends who aren't able to spend Christmas with their families."

Shelly Horton, 9Honey presenter

"This year will be bittersweet, because we were supposed to be travelling to Perth to be with Darren's family. But border closures have made that impossible. So, we'll be having a fairly quiet Horton Christmas on the Sunshine Coast. But after the stress of this year, I'm happy to go low key. Maybe some swimming and fishing."

Scotty Cam, The Block host

"Swim in the morning, food and refreshments starting at 10am with family and friends."

Shane Crawford, Nine presenter

"No plans, just try and have fun and survive"

Tracy Vo, 9News Perth presenter

"As always, a big feast with the family. It's a lunch that can go well into dinner. Glazed ham and seafood are on the menu. "