Aging Has Made Me More Emotional About Christmas – Kaley Cuoco

Popular Hollywood actress Kaley Cuoco has said that her daughter is scared of Santa Claus. She recently shared a few peeks of her family’s Christmas celebrations, and fans have been reacting.

According to her, after presenting her 2-year-old daughter Matilda’s Christmas gifts, her baby girl hoped they were from the Grinch and Jack Skellington from The Nightmare Before Christmas.

Kaley added that the older she gets, the more emotional she is during the holidays.

Her words, “When your child is afraid of Santa and will only believe the Grinch and Jack are bringing her presents LOL. Happy Grinchmas.

Christmas Day has become Tildy day. It’s all for her!

We have watched The Nightmare Before Christmas 400 times this holiday season! Looks like this will be a tradition for years to come.

The older I get the more emotional I get during the holidays. It reminds me of what little time we have and how grateful I am to have my health and my wonderful family.”

WOW.

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