In a delightful display of holiday spirit, Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber are truly making the most of the festive season from every possible angle. On that special Sunday, December 15th, the 58-year-old supermodel-entrepreneur took to Instagram to share a heartwarming 360-degree video. It showed her and her 62-year-old husband dancing back-to-back at a holiday party, surrounded by beautiful white Christmas trees and balloons. They were even donning sparkly hats as they swayed to the rhythm of Stevie Wonder's 1967 classic "What Christmas Means To Me".

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Dancing into the Holiday Season

Cindy Crawford's video was a sight to behold. The overlapping text that read "Happy Holidays, Park House 2024" added to the festive atmosphere. It was presumably taken at Property Brothers star Jonathan Scott's "Park House" home along with Zooey Deschanel. Scott's comment, "Such a fun night", and Crawford's response, "thank you for including us! So fun!!!", showed the joy they shared on that special occasion. Other commenters couldn't help but praise them as the "funniest couple" and "too cute". It was clear that they still had a lot of fun together after being married for 26 years.This isn't the first time they've shown their love and togetherness during the holidays. In May, as they celebrated 26 years of marriage, Crawford shared a heartfelt caption on Instagram along with a throwback photo. In the image, she was sitting in her husband's lap, wearing a light pink cable-knit sweater. She wrote, "You know you've been married a long time when the photos from your early years look like they came out of a time capsule. I love our life and having my best friend by my side. Here's to more — more laughing, more dancing, more loving!"

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In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE earlier this year, Crawford opened up about how they've managed to stay happy as a couple after 26 years. She emphasized that their friendship was the foundation of their marriage. "First of all, Rande and I were friends first. Definitely, we had chemistry, but we had a friendship, and I think that that is a great foundation to build a marriage on because even when you're going through stressful times, the way you treat a good friend is with respect and understanding and compassion," she explained. This has helped them weather 25 years and some storms.She also added, "Secondly, We don't fight ugly. I think sometimes people say things in the heat of the moment that are hard to take back, and we don't really do that. We try to fight about just what we're fighting about and not character assassinate each other."Crawford described a typical day in their lives. They go to the gym together, enjoy lunch, work hard, and have dinner with friends. "Sometimes we're just jam-packed with work, and then other times we're dipping our toe in retired life," she said. "I think we'd drive each other crazy and ourselves crazy if we didn't work at all, but we're lucky we love what we do."