Christmas is just around the corner, and everyone is waiting to see what Santa brings them - even your favourite musicians. We asked Wafia, Thomston and Hartley what they're hoping to get for Christmas, the worst gift they've ever gotten (and there's some real stinkers), and their go-to last-minute gift, so if you haven't sorted that out yet, then you've got some inspiration at the ready.

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Wafia

What do you genuinely want for Christmas this year?

To be home with my family for it which I'm thankfully getting!

What’s the worst Christmas gift you’ve ever received?

Any kind of trinket or item that isn’t useful. I’m a very practical person and I only want things I need! 

What’s your go-to last minute gift to buy others?

Any kind of gift card for a facial or massage spot!

Thomston

What do you genuinely want for Christmas this year?

Realistically, some lil gold jewellery. I’m trynna move to a very specific colour palette and silver is not invited. In an ideal world, a mortgage-free mansion please.  

What’s the worst Christmas gift you’ve ever received?

My family does this $100 limit gift where we are assigned an extended family member to buy for, and one year i got a $30 book of “places to travel” like google doesn’t exist. 

What’s your go-to last minute gift to buy others?

Probably premium chocolate or a classic low-effort gift card.

Hartley

What do you genuinely want for Christmas this year?

I’d love ample sashimi and to play board games in the air con with my family and friends. I’m going to watch Love Actually for the 83rd time as well of course! I’ve asked Santa for Trump to be dismissed so hopefully he comes through on that too.

What’s the worst Christmas gift you’ve ever received?

When I was in grade 4, my Secret Santa gave me a heap of puppy chew toys and treats which was an awesome gift. Except, I didn’t have a dog, he just thought I did. I’ve never forgotten it, and... I still don’t have a dog ??

What’s your go-to last minute gift to buy others?

I highly recommend gifting Cards Against Humanity (unless it’s for your grandma). It’s a win/win situation because you get to play it afterwards too. I’m kind of obsessed with card games so I’d also go for conversation starter games like We’re Not Really Strangers.