Sabrina Wood worker, Chappell Roan Duvet Wham!’s ‘Ultimate Christmas’

Sabrina Wood worker and Chappell Roan teamed up for a vacation vintage.

In her new Netflix vacation particular A Nonsense Christmas, which premiered on Friday (Dec. 6), the 25-year-old pop celebrity invited particular visitor Roan for a festive duet of Wham!’s “Ultimate Christmas.”

Set in a scene evoking the aftermath of a full of life vacation area birthday party, whole with empty wine bottles and purple cups scattered around the flooring, the 2 pals carried out the 1984 hit whilst studying the lyrics karaoke-style on a antique TV. Wood worker wore a velvety inexperienced get dressed, whilst Roan sported a comfy iciness coat. Watch a clip of the nostalgic right here.

Wham!’s “Ultimate Christmas,” written and produced through the duo’s George Michael, peaked at No. 4 at the Billboard Scorching 100 chart in 2023.

Wood worker’s first-ever Christmas TV particular additionally featured a number of marvel visitors, together with Tyla for a rendition of “This Christmas,” Shania Twain for a duet of “Santa Child” and Kali Uchis, who joined Wood worker for a efficiency of “I Noticed Mommy Kissing Santa Claus.”

The “Coffee” singer’s A Nonsense Christmas is a vacation selection display mixing musical performances with comedic cameos. Wood worker additionally showcased songs from her 2023 seasonal EP, Fruitcake.

“The vacations have all the time been so particular to me,” she mentioned in a remark main as much as the particular. “I’m excited to deliver my take to a vintage vacation selection display — infusing my love of track and comedy to make one thing this is uniquely me.”

Forward of the display, Wood worker launched a highly spiced new remix of her fan-favorite observe “Nonsense” from her Emails I Can’t Ship album. Within the festive remix, she places a flirty twist at the lyrics: “Suppose I simplest need you beneath my mistletoe/ I may alternate your touch to ’Has an enormous North Pole’/ You mentioned you like my stockings higher at the flooring/ Boy, I’ve been a nasty lady, I assume I’m getting coal,” she sings within the opening verse, later noting within the refrain that “Lookin’ at you were given me thinkin’ Christmas.”