Country music icon Reba McEntire and her fiancé Rex Linn kicked off the holiday season with a cheerful Instagram post, showing the couple decorating their Christmas tree just days after Thanksgiving.
The video, set to McEntire’s fresh take on the holiday classic “Run Run Rudolph,” captured the singer climbing a stepladder to place a gold-winged angel atop their brightly lit tree.
McEntire’s casual attire—a University of Texas sweatshirt, jeans, and sneakers—sparked conversation among fans, though most comments focused on her ladder climb. Followers expressed concern for her safety, writing messages such as “Be careful!!!” and “Scary on those step stools.”
Rex Linn, who stands at 6’4″, became part of the fun as fans joked he could have easily reached the top without assistance. “Rex is almost as tall as the tree,” one fan quipped, while another added, “Bet Rex wouldn’t have needed the ladder. Precious couple!”
Despite the playful banter, fans celebrated McEntire’s tradition of personally placing the tree topper, with one remarking, “The queen ALWAYS has to put the topper on!”
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The couple’s festive moment coincided with a Texas football victory, adding to their seasonal cheer. McEntire’s fans can expect more holiday spirit when her NBC sitcom Happy’s Place returns with a new episode on December 5, airing after the network’s annual broadcast of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.
As McEntire continues to share glimpses of her holiday traditions, fans eagerly await her upcoming projects and performances. With her blend of humor, warmth, and music, the singer remains a beloved figure during the holiday season.
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