Who was in the Kardashian 2021 Christmas Card?

EACH YEAR, The Kardashian-Jenner family celebrates the holidays by unveiling a family portrait on their annual Christmas card.

On December 24, 2021, members of the famous family revealed their annual Christmas card after not delivering one in 2020.

Who was in the Kardashian 2021 Christmas Card?

Members of the Kardashian family dropped the latest Christmas card on Christmas Eve, December 24.

For the majority of years the card has been released exclusively on Christmas Eve, where each of the family members typically share the image to their Instagrams.

In 2020, Kim Kardashian revealed via Instagram stories that there wouldn’t be a new card that year, writing: “Since we didn’t do a Christmas card this year, I thought I would flashback to some… I hope everyone has a happy and healthy holiday.”

The Kardashian family have been sending out Christmas cards since the early 1980s, and each year the photoshoots get more and more elaborate.

This year, only sisters Kim and Khloe participated in the card alongside their mother Kris and the two daughters’ children: Saint, North, Chicago, Psalm, and True.

Rob’s daughter Dream is also in the card, although Rob is not.

Each of the family members were dressed in Kim’s loungewear brand, Skims.

Who did not participate in the Kardashian Christmas card in 2021?

Kourtney, Kendall, Kylie, and Rob were all missing from this year’s card. None of Kourtney’s or Kylie’s children were featured either.

Despite Kourtney’s absence from the Christmas card, the mother-of-three released a Christmas song alongside her fiance, Travis Barker and Kris Jenner.

The song is a re-recording the classic Jingle Bells, with Kris singing and Kourtney playing the bells.

What have the Kardashian Christmas cards looked like in the past?

While the last few years haven’t featured the family in its entirety, the Kardashian-Jenner crew has still managed to impress fans with their Christmas cards.

In 2019, Kim and Kanye West revealed a West family Christmas card, featuring the former couple and their children: North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm.

The West family was dressed in matching gray sweatsuits, seated on a staircase.

The 2018 Kardashian Christmas card featured most of Kris Jenner’s grandchildren, as well as her four daughters who are also mothers: Khloe Kardashian, Kim, Kourtney Kardashian, and Kylie Jenner.

In 2017, the famous sisters and their momager were snapped wearing denim ensembles. The card also featured Kris’ mother, MJ. Kylie was missing from this card as fans were speculating at the time whether or not she was pregnant with her first child, Stormi.

The 2013 card was shot by David LaChapelle and features the family in a neon, casino-style room, dressed in gowns.

One of the first cards shared after the family got famous was in 2008. The sisters and Kris are all wearing red dresses in the photo, while Rob Kardashian and Caitlyn Jenner are featured wearing tuxedos.

Will there be a Kardashian Christmas Eve party this year?

The Kardashian’s cancelled their annual Christmas Eve party once again in 2021, keeping the event family-only and extremely lowkey.

According to , only Kris Jenner’s children and grandchildren were in attendance at the event.

Another thing the Kardashian family is known for during the holiday season are their over-the-top Christmas Eve parties.

On December 6, 2020, Khloe took to Twitter to announce the family wouldn’t be hosting the annual party due to COVID-19 restrictions.

“The Covid cases are getting out of control in CA. So we decided that we’re not doing a Christmas Eve party this year,” she wrote. “It’s the first time we will not be having a Christmas Eve party since 1978 🥺I believe. Health and safety first though! Taking this pandemic seriously is a must”.

She went on to write in a second tweet:

“I am so over 2020! (Says everyone) Next year, our Christmas Eve party is going to be so f*****g fire! Covid better be gone by next Christmas,” she said.

Although some COVID-19 restrictions remain in place, many have been lifted due to the mass amounts of vaccinations that have been delivered throughout the country.