After Khloe Kardashian spent Christmas tending to daughter True Thompson’s high fever, the reality star shared heartwarming proof that the 6-year-old is getting better.
True Thompson’s holiday health scare seems to be in the rearview.
After Khloe Kardashian’s daughter was forced to sit out of the Kardashian-Jenner family’s Christmas Day festivities due to a fever, the reality star shared a positive update on True’s recovery.
In a post shared on Instagram Stories Dec. 28, Khloe captured the 6-year-old in the driver’s seat of a pink toy ice cream truck complete with personalized details, including a “True’s World Famous Ice Cream Truck” sign and a custom “ITS TRUE” vanity license plate.
“The very first sign that maybe we are feeling better,” Khloe wrote in the post. “First time she’s well enough to play with Santa’s gifts.”
The mom of two—she shares True as well as son Tatum Thompson, 2, with ex Tristan Thompson—previously revealed that her family had a tough time fighting sickness in the days leading up to Christmas. After sharing that Tatum was “super sick” the weekend before the holiday, Khloe, 40, added that his big sister subsequently fell ill, forcing her to nap while the rest of the family got together at Kris Jenner’s house.
“It was really scary,” the Good American founder confessed on her Instagram Stories Dec. 26. “Yesterday we still all hung out at my mom’s. She was sleeping in another room while I was cooking breakfast and all that, because we still wanted to be around the Christmas spirit.”
In fact, the fever was so bad that Khloe had to postpone opening True’s presents until Boxing Day.
“We’re just doing Santa toys today, because she just wasn’t in the mood yesterday, poor thing,” she continued. “That’s when you know your kid is sick, when Santa toys don’t even excite them. Poor, poor thing. I’m so excited she’s feeling better!”
For a closer look at how the Kardashian-Jenners celebrated the holidays, keep reading.
Dear Santa…
Khloe Kardashian‘s kids True Thompson and Tatum Thompson didn’t forget to put out milk and cookies for Santa.
Jolly Jammies
Khloe shared daughter True’s twinning look with cousin Chicago West as they laughed at Elf on the Shelf shenanigans.
All He Wants for Christmas
Kylie Jenner‘s son Aire Webster clearly loved his new minion stuffies from Despicable Me, perfect for high-stakes pretending.
Pedal to the Metal
Aire, 2, was also gifted a whole garage full of toy cars.
Sweet Treats
Kourtney Kardashian put on quite the spread with pies and cookies galore.
‘Twas the Night Before Christmas
The Poosh founder decked out her kids’ bedrooms with garlands and stuffed bears.
Nightmare Before Christmas
Kourtney and husband Travis Barker chose custom wrapping paper, featuring a photo of themselves in skeleton onesies.
Family Photo
Khloe took the little ones to a winter wonderland for a light-up photo shoot.
Straight From Santa’s Workshop
Khloe revealed one of the family gifts: a custom Guess Who? game set.
Honk for Ice Cream!
Although True was under the weather for the holidays, the 6-year-old was able enjoy her toy ice cream truck once she recovered.
Santa’s Little Helper
Kylie’s daughter Stormi Webster, 6, got hands-on as she helped decorate the Christmas tree.
All in the Details
Kylie gave her followers a closer look at her ornaments, which included popcorn, snowmen and mini Santas.
Say Cheese
With the lights strung and the decorations hung, Stormi cracked a smile in front of the completed tree.
Pretty in Pink
And Stormi chose to make her own personal Christmas tree a bubble gum pink shade.
All aboard!
Aire decked out his own tree with motorcycle and train ornaments.
Getting Cozy
Kourtney’s vibe right now is just living life—in the comfort of festive PJs and Santa-themed slippers.
Welcome to the Upside Down
One way Kourtney really made her Christmas decor stand out? An inverted tree, of course.
Seeing Red
Kourtney also leaned into the seasonal color with a monochromatic theme.
The More the Merrier
What’s better than one Christmas tree? Judging by Kourtney’s foyer, a minimum of four.
Source: www.eonline.com