QVC+ Bets on Holiday Variety: John Legend, Jennie Garth Lead 2026 Lineup
QVC+ and HSN+ will launch holiday variety series "Merry Everything!" on Nov. 6, with Jennie Garth, John Legend and Lori Loughlin among the guests across four bi-weekly episodes.

Programme
- "Merry Everything!" debuts Nov. 6, 2026 with four episodes airing bi-weekly on QVC+ and HSN+.
- Guests include Jennie Garth, John Legend, Lori Loughlin, Laurie Felt, Kim Gravel, Mally, Shawn Killinger and Beekman Boys.
- Chelsea Phillips Reid hosts; the slate also includes Cart Blanche Holiday, Present Pop-Up, David's Recipe Corner and LifeStyled.
- Cart Blanche Holiday airs Dec. 1 with Laura Geller and Dec. 15 with Dennis Basso; Coco Rocha appears Nov. 3 and Rosie DiMare Nov. 17.
- David's Recipe Corner airs Sundays at noon EST; LifeStyled drops new episodes every Wednesday.
By Grace Kim
QVC will launch "Merry Everything!", a holiday variety series featuring Jennie Garth, John Legend and Lori Loughlin, on Nov. 6 as the anchor of its 2026 holiday lineup on the subscription-free streamers QVC+ and HSN+. The network confirmed the programming slate in an exclusive announcement, with descriptions for each show provided by QVC.
Chelsea Phillips Reid, a QVC staple, hosts the four-episode series. Episodes air bi-weekly, and the guest roster runs beyond the headline names: Laurie Felt, Kim Gravel, Mally, Shawn Killinger and the Beekman Boys all appear.
What does the show actually look like? QVC+ describes it as a "joyful holiday variety series" that "brings together QVC's biggest personalities and special guests for a festive mix of décor, gifting, recipes, music, and seasonal entertaining."
The mechanism here is straightforward: content built to entertain and to sell. Per the streamer's description, the series "delivers an upbeat, personality-driven experience designed to entertain viewers while inspiring holiday shopping."
Segments cover Christmas cocktails, tree-trimming ideas, gift wrapping, recipes and musical moments. Guests will also discuss their holiday traditions and how those traditions have evolved over their lifetime, plus their favorite tablescapes, recipes and product must-haves.
QVC frames the result as "a feel-good seasonal event that celebrates the holidays in a way only QVC+ & HSN+ can."
What else is on the 2026 holiday slate?
The lineup extends well beyond the flagship show, mixing returning formats with holiday specials.
- Cart Blanche Holiday — Dec. 1 with special guest Laura Geller; Dec. 15 with special guest Dennis Basso. Host John Battagliese gives his popular guests "free rein (and vocal support) to be who they want to be," talking pop culture or personal tidbits — and "maybe even buy a little something along the way." The title is Cart, without the "e." Because this is QVC, after all. November episodes feature fashion model Coco Rocha on Nov. 3 and The Real Housewives of Rhode Island's Rosie DiMare on Nov. 17.
- Present Pop-Up — Ongoing across the holiday season, rotating hosts Tori Mistic, Steve Doss and Lisa Tancredi. The QVC+ and HSN+ original series unwraps curated gift picks, including "some of today's most buzzworthy gifts from the 2026 QVC Gift Guide," shoppable straight from the viewer's screen.
- David's Recipe Corner — Sundays at noon EST, hosted by David Venable, QVC's resident foodie and best-selling cookbook author. Each edition has Venable whipping up favorite recipes, cooking with culinary greats and showcasing appliances, kitchenware and cookbooks.
- LifeStyled — New episodes every Wednesday, aimed at viewers facing what QVC calls "inspiration frustration this holiday season." The show offers steps and on-trend finds to upgrade wardrobe and home, with shoppable leading brands in fashion and decor.
Why it matters
The slate shows how shopping networks are adapting to streaming: free, personality-driven programming where every segment doubles as a storefront. QVC doesn't separate entertainment from commerce — it's the same product, and the celebrity guests are the draw that gets viewers to the checkout button.
With "Merry Everything!" launching Nov. 6 and new episodes rolling through the season, QVC+ and HSN+ will spend the 2026 holidays testing whether star-driven variety can move merchandise on a streaming schedule.
Source: Variety Film
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