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How Khloe Kardashian Is Picking Christmas Gifts for Her Kids True and Tatum
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Date:2025-04-18 04:16:43
KoKo is ready for hot cocoa and all things merry and bright!
The holiday season is in already full swing for Khloe Kardashian, who exclusively told E! News all about her Christmas plans with kids True 5, and Tatum, 15 months.
Following her son's first Christmas last year, Khloe is ready to keep up with one very joyful family tradition.
"We love decorating the tree," she told E! News while promoting her Rakuten partnership. "It's when you know Christmas is really near, and I love having my home fully decorated for the holidays."
And when it comes to gifts under the tree, Khloe is prepared well ahead of time.
"I actually shop almost all year long," she dished, "always looking for the best gifts."
The Kardashians star explained that buying presents all comes down to attention to detail: "I love to carefully pick out gifts for everyone on my list. I try to ensure they are all personalized, and thoughtful."
This year, she's sharing her top Christmas picks with fans through Rakuten's 5 Deals Before Black Friday, with a daily cash back deal from Nov. 18 to 22.
And she knows just what kinds of toys True and Tatum—who she shares with ex Tristan Thompson—would love to get from Santa Claus. So, one of her top recommendations is Walmart's Roller Derby Unicorn 2-in-1 Roller and Inline Adjustable Skates.
"The Unicorn roller skates are so awesome," Khloe noted of the Nov. 20 bargain. "I love watching my kids be active, so these are perfect—and one of my favorite colors, pink!"
With so much yuletide cheer to share with her little ones, the Good American founder is ready for Christmas to once again be the most magical time of year for the Kardashian clan.
"It's no secret that my family and I love the holidays," she added. "I wanted to partner with Rakuten to help shoppers knock out their holiday shopping early—and save money!"
To see Khloe celebrating making more memories with her kids, scroll on for a look at their cutest family photos:
Khloe shared this pic of herself with True Thompson, 5, and Tatum Thompson, 13 months, on Aug. 27, 2023.
"I just can't handle it!!!!! You with Tristan Jr & Rob Jr," Kim Kardashian commented, to which Khloe responded, "@kimkardashian [six face with tears of joy emojis] facts!!! Lol"
Tatum Thompson crawls across a trampoline as his sister True Thompson jumps nearby.
True Thompson hugs her brother Tatum Thompson on the trampoline.
True Thompson helps her brother Tatum Thompson along on the trampoline.
Tristan shared his first photos of Tatum on the child's first birthday in July 2023.
Khloe Kardashians brushed Tatum's hair during a sweet moment on The Kardashians alongside Tristan Thompson.
Khloe cuddled her baby boy—rocking a blue hooded onesie—during The Kardashians season three finale.
According to grandma Kris Jenner, Tatum looks just like uncle Rob Kardashian.
Khloe and Tristan's baby boy made his TV debut on the season two premiere of The Kardashians.
On the show, the baby boy also spent some quality time with Kris, who prefers to be called "Lovey" by her grandchildren.
Khloe and Tristan's daughter True Thompson carried her little brother in her arms.
Khloe snapped a photo of her son's adorable sneakers.
Khloe shared a video of Tatum crawling in July 2023 ahead of his first birthday.
Khloe's baby boy Tatum was in full summer mode for the Fourth of July 2023.
Tatum made a brief appearance on the July 13 episode of The Kardashians.
True shared a laugh with her parents on the trampoline.
Tristan's oldest child Prince, who he shares with ex Jordan Craig, spent some time with True and the baby.
The basketball player snuggled with his son.
True joined Khloe and Tristan on a car ride.
Tristan flashed a smile as he held True and the newborn in his arms.
Khloe and Tristan celebrated Thanksgiving 2018 with their daughter True.
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