The Kardashian-Jenner family are known for going over the top on many things, but nothing compares to their love for a classic holiday celebration. The family, made famous by the success of “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” on reality TV, has been in the public eye since 2007. Almost every year they host an extravagant Christmas party.
From superstar guests to live animals, the Kardashians always go out of their way to spend the holidays, spending an incredible sum to make sure the decorations are absolutely perfect.
The Kardashian family traditionally publishes a Christmas card
After a fan pointed out a mistake in a Kardashian Christmas card, Khloe K. shared her honest response to the typo: “The disrespect of it all lol.” https://t.co/FpS3ndEGcP pic.twitter.com/udPXTa6x2P
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‘KUWTK’ fans have likely seen their last Kardashian Christmas by now
For over two decades, the Kardashian family has been coming together for a Christmas card, as reported by Cosmopolitan. The famous family shares their annual card on social media, with the cards becoming a big talking point among fans. From staged photo shoots around a motorcycle with the family in leather jackets to more informal shoots with the younger generation – the cards are always entertaining.
With many traditional aspects of the holiday hanging in the air due to COVID-19 precautions, the Kardashian family has not yet released their traditional Christmas card. However, the family decided to celebrate in a different way.
Kylie Jenner has been particularly active on social media this holiday season. She posted a video showing her baking Christmas cookies with her daughter Stormi Webster. Family matriarch Kris Jenner shared a few snaps of her house and Christmas decorations, while Khloé Kardashian has been active on social media and talking to her fans about Christmas traditions on Twitter.
How much do the Kardashians spend on their Christmas parties?
ABCDEFG, we have to go. Because we can’t get over the typo in that old Kardashian Christmas card that the internet is like. https://t.co/0KpoARYJ8f pic.twitter.com/fKpKdYY0RM
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Perhaps the Kardashians’ cutest tradition is their family Christmas card. But it’s their Christmas parties that have become the talking point in Calabasas. Every year the family throws an elaborate party, usually hosted by Kris Jenner. The matriarch decorates her house with a specific theme and tailors all the decoration to it.
Over the years, other family members have hosted the annual party in their respective homes. They spent a lot of money to make everything absolutely perfect. For example, in 2018 Kim Kardashian West and her husband Kanye West hosted the party at their home. According to Hypebae, the “Winter Wonderland” theme party cost around $ 1.3 million. This included a lavish decoration, a tunnel of light, a ski slope, Christmas trees throughout the house and a performance by John Legend.
In 2019, Kourtney Kardashian hosted the party at her home. She wasn’t as full as her sister the year before, but her party was still incredible. There was a mini chocolate bar, a poinsettia “valley” and thousands of twinkling lights. People estimates that Kardashian spent nearly $ 436,000 to throw the party.
Are the Kardashians going to have a Christmas party this year?
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In the wake of COVID-19, many stars are adjusting their vacation plans – and the Kardashians are no exception. Khloé Kardashian recently responded on Twitter when fans asked if they would be hosting their annual party this year. “It will of course have to be much smaller,” wrote Kardashian. “And that’s perfectly fine with me! But we will definitely celebrate Christmas! It just has to be small and secure. Maybe do a quick test beforehand. We have to think about what is safest. “
At this point it is unclear whether the family will get together over the holidays. But it seems likely that whichever way they celebrate, fans will find out about the situation on social media.
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