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Marc Anthony has officially celebrated two Christmases with his wife Nadia Ferreira, and this year seemed extra special. The model's family visited Miami all the way from Paraguay to celebrate the holidays together, and they went all out in matching clothes, with a beautiful spread of food. Her mom, Ludy, her sister Eli Ferreira, and her two kids, Mauricio and baby Maxi, all added stamps to their passports for the special holiday. Members of Anthony's family were also part of the festivities.
Taking to her Instagram Story, Nadia shared glimpses of their joyful Christmas Eve. The home was elegantly decorated in white, beige, and gold, with a stunning Christmas tree decked out in white ornaments and touches of blue. Guests followed a red dress code, making for a perfectly coordinated celebration.
The dining table was beautifully set with red rose centerpieces, matching candles, and personalized place cards for every guest. A lavish dessert table was filled with cookies, cakes, cupcakes, and puddings.
They made the night unforgettable for the little ones by arranging a special visit from Santa, who delivered presents to the family’s youngest members. "Last night Santa Claus came to deliver presents to Marquito and Maxi for being so good all year," she wrote in Spanish.
Maxi and Marquito, born just six months apart, have already shared special milestones—Marquitos celebrated his first birthday in June, while Maxi’s first birthday is just around the corner in January. This is only the beginning of their cherished holiday memories.
Where will they spend New Year's?
Last year, to say goodbye to 2023, the family went on a trip to La Romana, Dominican Republic. The salsa singer has a luxurious property with a guest house, ideal for hosting a large group. It also has two swimming pools, beautiful green areas, and various amenities such as a well-equipped entertainment center. However, part of the residence caught fire in August of this year.
Thankfully, no one was injured and according to reports from media outlets such as El Gordo y la Flaca, the main house was undamaged. So, we will have to wait and see if the family chooses to go to the Caribbean paradise again or stay in Miami.