As the holiday season approaches, we could all use a little comic relief, and the NSFW full trailer for Bad Moms Christmas has just dropped! If you’re seeking a lighthearted escape from the impending chaos of holiday preparations, this film promises to deliver plenty of laughs.
In this sequel, we find Amy, Kiki, and Carla confronting more than just their ungrateful kids and spouses. This time, they face the ultimate holiday challenge—dealing with their own mothers. The stress of an overbearing relative visiting during the festivities can be overwhelming, especially when that relative happens to be your mom.
Returning to the cast are familiar faces like Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell, and Kathryn Hahn, reprising their roles as the harried moms. However, this Christmas installment introduces three new characters—each portraying the mothers of our protagonists. The formidable trio of Christine Baranski, Susan Sarandon, and Cheryl Hines bring their own brand of chaos to the holiday season.
While the characters navigate their family dynamics, the trailer suggests that the film offers a humorous escape for viewers. Kiki’s toddler drinking from the Christmas tree might hit a little too close to home for some of us, but it’s all in good fun.
And let’s not forget the eye-catching addition of a shirtless Justin Hartley, known for his role in This Is Us—a sight many will surely appreciate.
Mark your calendars! The film is set to hit theaters on November 3, just in time to offer some much-needed laughter as we dive into the holiday season. After all, during this time of year, we can all use a little humor (and perhaps a glass of wine).
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In summary, Bad Moms Christmas is gearing up to be the perfect holiday film for those looking to laugh through the stress of the season.