Candace Owens Never Purchases Her Children Anything For Christmas Or Birthdays Because Their ‘Gifts Come From Family & Friends’

Candace Owens Never Purchases Her Children Anything For Christmas Or Birthdays Because Their ‘Gifts Come From Family & Friends’
Political commentator Candace Owens may have a life hack for parents looking to save some money this holiday season.
Recently she shared on X that she doesn’t buy gifts for her children for their birthdays or Christmas. Explaining why, Candace wrote,
“Christmas gifts come from family and friends already so I just give them those bc why would they need more than a few gifts each”
She added,
“I just don’t understand the culture of birthday parties for toddlers that don’t ask for them and certainly won’t remember them. I do bake them sweets and sing them happy birthday.”
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Candace shares three children with her husband, British businessman George Farmer.
Do you think she’s on to something by skipping out on getting her children gifts for Christmas and birthdays? Weigh in on what she said in the comments!
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