Jean Johansson is best known for standing in much warmer climates - and sometimes blistering heat - but she's decided to swap that for something a little bit colder.
The A Place in the Sun presenter has been enjoying life at her holiday home in Finland, which she shares with former Rangers player husband Jonatan Johansson.
Jean has posted a series of seriously seasonal pictures on Instagram to her 23.7K followers and fans - one of them shows her sitting on a blue sledge wearing a hat, jacket and grey boots with her hands up in the air as she prepares to come home for Hogmanay.
She captioned it: "Sad to leave our beautiful home in Finland. Quality time and having fun with my boys has been everything #Finland #suomi #parainen #hygge #myplaceinthesnow"
In another image the Channel 4 presenter is chilling indoors while she sits on a chair with her legs across the arm of it.
Jean also told her fans that her favourite TV moment of 2022 was winning Celebrity Mastermind - and pop icon Kylie Minogue congratulating her on Twitter.
A Place in the Sun filming has come to an end for now and the beauty also recently shared snaps of her knocking back oysters and sipping champagne in Tenerife.
In a video message she said: "And that is a wrap on another brilliant year of filming on A Place in the Sun.
"And of course I'll be back next year, so goodbye from Tenerife and Merry Christmas. I'm not really looking forward to coming home to the cold."
Jean will be winging her way out of Finland ahead of her appearance on STV's star-studded Hogmanay bash this year, which she's fronting with wrestler/actor Grado.
'Bringing in the Bells' will feature some of Scotland's most stunning country homes and big names from the worlds of showbiz, comedy and sport, chatting through the best TV moments, sporting glories, celebrity gossip, and major news stories of 2022.
Bringing in the Bells airs on STV and STV Player from 11:30pm on Hogmanay.
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