Tamara Ecclestone and daughter Sophia reveal what they want from Santa

HELLO!

For Tamara Ecclestone, model and heiress of F1 billionaire Bernie, Christmas has always been about family. And now that she’s mum to two-year-old Sophia with ex-trader husband Jay Rutland, it’s become even more special to the 28-year-old.  We hope that you will join Tamara and HELLO! by supporting this very worthy cause. We all like to be with our loved ones this time of year. For the families of patients at Great Ormond Street Hospital, this is especially true.  With your support, Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity could help fund family accommodation so mums, dads, brothers and sisters can stay close by, or help fund the creation of bigger rooms in new hospital wards so parents of the most seriously ill children can stay by their bedside 24 hours a day.  Make a donation to GOSH CC online, or by texting FIVE to 70111*  *Texts cost £5 plus your standard network rate. Please ask the bill payer’s permission. Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity will receive 100% of your gift. We may contact you to tell you more about our work; if you would prefer we didn’t text NOCALL GOSH to 78866. Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity. Registered charity no. 1160024

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00:04Hi, it's Tamara and Fifi wishing all the Hello readers a very Merry Christmas, hope you have

00:09very happy holidays. Christmas in our household is really really fun and very relaxed. We all wear

00:15pyjamas all day, eat way too much food. In the morning we wake up and open presents, then we have

00:21a massive lunch and we're basically just chilled and cozy all day long. What do you want from

00:27Santa? An Elsa party. An Elsa party? That'd be better. That'd be better? Yeah. Okay, so you want Santa

00:35to bring you an Elsa party? Yeah. What's mama gonna get for Christmas? I don't know. I love custard. I

00:42don't like Christmas pudding but I absolutely love custard so I have a bowl of custard for after my

00:46Christmas lunch. My favorite Christmas childhood memory is going to Switzerland with my parents

00:52to our house there and like waking up and having snow and always leaving out a carrot and a mince

00:57pie and milk that I now know my dad ate. So I think the best part of Christmas is definitely

01:03giving.

01:03It's all about making other people happy and thinking about others so everyone that could spare anything

01:08and donate to Great Ormond Street would be greatly appreciated.

01:11It's all about making other people happy and adding a lot of that and just let them give us a

01:11little bit of advice.

01:13Bye-bye.

01:14Bye-bye.

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