Fair City's Rebecca Grimes is looking forward to the Christmas holidays and her upcoming wedding. She plans to take time off work to enjoy the wedding preparations and hopes to be rested during the holiday period.
Fair City actress Rebecca Grimes is excited for the Christmas holidays, especially because she is getting married. She is looking forward to having time off work to enjoy the wedding planning and preparation.
She also plans to have a big family Christmas dinner and hopes to be rested during the holiday period.
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