Snoop Dogg headlines NBC Christmas special ‘Christmas With Snoop’
The programme will also feature musical performances and appearances from Jamie Foxx and Wayne Brady

Snoop Dogg is bringing a star-studded celebration to television this holiday season with a new Christmas special for NBC, featuring appearances from several familiar faces in music and entertainment.
Titled Christmas With Snoop, the programme will air on December 2 at 10pm on NBC before becoming available to stream on Peacock the following day.
The special will feature the rapper spending the festive season in a luxurious hotel suite, surrounded by friends and loved ones. The programme promises a combination of celebrity appearances, musical performances and holiday celebrations.
Among the guests are Martha Stewart, Gwen Stefani, Jamie Foxx, Wayne Brady, Kristin Chenoweth, Adam Devine, Craig Robinson and Nicole Scherzinger. The line-up also includes Anelise Foxx, Jane Handcock and October London.
Stewart’s appearance is particularly fitting given her longstanding friendship with Snoop Dogg. The pair have developed an unlikely but popular partnership over the years, including appearances together on cooking programmes.
The upcoming broadcast also marks another television collaboration between Snoop Dogg and NBC. The rapper previously served as a correspondent during the 2021 Tokyo Olympics and the 2024 Paris Olympics. He also joined the network’s singing competition The Voice as a coach, returning for another season in 2025.
His relationship with NBCUniversal extends beyond television appearances. In 2025, Snoop Dogg and his production company, Death Row Pictures, signed a multi-year first-look creative partnership with the entertainment company, covering film, television, sports entertainment and streaming.
Meanwhile, Universal Pictures is preparing a biographical film about the rapper, with Jonathan Daviss set to portray him. The film is scheduled for release in August 2027.


















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