Jason Priestley & Melissa Joan Hart: Dear Christmas Reunion

Dive into an exclusive and entertaining episode of "What Women Binge" as the charismatic Melissa Joan Hart sits down with the legendary Jason Priestley for a candid chat that unveils behind-the-scenes secrets of their shared movie, "Dear Christmas," and reminisces about the iconic 90210 days!

Join us as Melissa and Jason take you on a journey through the making of "Dear Christmas," offering a unique perspective on the magic that happened on set. From heartwarming stories to hilarious anecdotes, this episode is a must-watch for fans of the film and those who can't get enough of classic holiday romances.

But that's not all! The duo delves into the nostalgic realm of 90210, sharing fond memories and reflecting on the impact of the iconic series. Get ready for a trip down memory lane as they discuss the cultural phenomenon that is Beverly Hills, 90210.

And as if that wasn't enough, Jason Priestley spills the beans on his exciting new projects, giving viewers an exclusive sneak peek into what's next for the talented actor. From Hollywood classics to upcoming ventures, this episode is your front-row seat to the latest in Jason's world.

Grab your popcorn, settle in, and join Melissa Joan Hart and Jason Priestley for a delightful and engaging conversation that covers it all – from holiday movie magic to 90210 nostalgia and the exciting future ahead. This is "What Women Binge" at its best, offering an inside look at the lives and careers of two beloved stars!

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