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Bachelor Santa (2025)
A single mother who owns a bakery and whose daughter writes to Santa hoping for a love interest for her mom. Meanwhile, Santa's son, Nick, sees the letter and enters the baking competition under a fake name to meet her.
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A single mother who owns a bakery and whose daughter writes to Santa hoping for a love interest for her mom. Meanwhile, Santa's son, Nick, sees the letter and enters the baking competition under a fake name to meet her.
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Genre:Romance, Family
Written By:Ali Spuck, Casie Tabanou
In Theaters:11/29/2025
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Goldenrod Film & Television, GR Services
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