I was banned from a friend’s Christmas dinner because I was too

It’s ho, ho, ho – and it’s a hard “no!”

Worried that her giant jingle bells would become an ungodly distraction, busty slay beauty Marina Smith will ring in the holidays alone this year — thanks to a bevy of “insecure” Grimms.

“I was banned from Christmas dinner because women thought I would steal their men,” a dejected Smith, 34, explained to NeedToKnow. “They were worried that I might seduce their husbands and boyfriends.”

“Yes, I am a beautiful woman,” admits the sexy siren, a former Miss Butts winner from São Paulo, Brazil. “But that’s no reason for anyone to exclude me.”

Smoke shows can’t seem to get a fair shake these days.

It’s the plague of “pretty privileged”—the advantages that heartthrobs and beauties gain because of their overwhelming attractiveness.

But the blessing of dazzling beauty is apparently both a perk and a pimple.

This kind of punishment is worse than getting a piece of coal from Santa Claus, and the considerable privilege is regarded as a “curse” by the hugely attractive siren.

“In general, people treat you differently and they don’t judge you based on your actions,” Florida State slugger Shye Lee, 29, previously told The Washington Post. “They just judge you based on your appearance.”

Social media stunner Sabrina Low, 23, has also felt the sting of being too sexy. The brunette beauty recently claimed she was kicked out of a friend’s wedding party because of her energetic appearance.

“The bride explained that she was concerned that I might attract too much attention because of my slim figure,” Lowe explained, “and that I would not look good standing next to her at the altar.”

Smith’s close friends seemed to echo those dark sentiments during this joyous season.

This sexy vixen learns from one of their foul-mouthed lovers that she’s been left out of the girl gang’s Christmas party.

“The boyfriend of a friend of mine told me that a WhatsApp group had been created,” Smith said. “And I’m not in it.

“He said that in the group chat, my friends were discussing their concerns about my attendance at the dinner party,” continued the millennial, who has been single since the end of the year.

“Being single has limited my ability to go out and travel with my friends because they now go out with their partners,” Smith complained. “But now that I’m single and beautiful, I feel insecure to them!”

Despite her sexy style – which Smith often shows off in curve-hugging fashions – the centerfold insists she has never tried to seduce a friend’s lad.

“I dress to make myself feel good. The problem is not me,” she said. “Men who think I’m ‘too beautiful to be true.'”

“I never made advances toward their partners,” Smith added. “I’m a respectful woman, especially towards their relationship. I think it was jealousy on their part.”

And now, with ill will in the air, the striking figure says she would immediately turn down a last-minute invitation if her former clique suddenly changed its mind.

“I hope they don’t change their mind and invite me, because the answer is ‘No!'” she spat. “I’m going to confront them and tell them some truth.

“I used to blindly trust my friends, but apparently they didn’t trust me,” Smith said. “It’s a shame because they’re going to lose the best friend they could have had.”

The stunning man didn’t want to cause a commotion before Christmas and planned to celebrate alone.

“Right now, I’d rather spend Christmas at home alone.”