Ivanka Trump shares festive glimpse of family’s Aspen holiday getaway

Ivanka Trump offered a festive peek into her Aspen holiday as she and Jared Kushner stepped out for an après-ski lunch with family
Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner posed with their children Arabella, Joseph, and Theo outside their Aspen holiday chalet (@ivankatrump/Instagram)
Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner posed with their children Arabella, Joseph, and Theo outside their Aspen holiday chalet (@ivankatrump/Instagram)

ASPEN, COLORADO: Ivanka Trump offered her millions of Instagram followers a glimpse into her family’s cozy holiday getaway in Aspen. The first daughter spent Christmas in the snowy Colorado resort town with her husband, Jared Kushner, and their three children, Arabella, 14, Joseph, 11, and Theo, 9.

The family marked the festive season surrounded by snow-covered landscapes, warm interiors, and time spent together outdoors. Ivanka shared several moments from the trip, giving followers a look at both their holiday traditions and relaxed winter style.

Ivanka Trump celebrates Christmas with family in Aspen

Ivanka Trump celebrated Christmas with her husband, Jared Kushner, and their three children in Aspen, Colorado.

She shared photos from the holiday on Instagram on Thursday, December 25. “Merry Christmas from the mountains,” she wrote, adding, “The greatest gift is time together.”

Ivanka and Kushner posed in front of their luxury chalet alongside their children, Arabella, Joseph, and Theo. The family coordinated winter outfits for the photos, with Ivanka wearing a Western-inspired look featuring a long green suede skirt, a concho belt, black boots, and a matching cowboy hat.

Her sons wore blue sweaters paired with navy trousers, while her daughter opted for a plaid dress styled with boots. Kushner kept his look understated in a button-down shirt.

Ivanka also gave followers a look inside their home, where the family gathered near a fireplace. Wearing a cream-colored sweatsuit, she was photographed working on a vision board with her daughter, Arabella, inside the rustic living room, which featured warm décor and plush seating overlooking the snowy surroundings.

The family also spent time skiing together. Ivanka shared a photo of her children standing near a ski lift and posted selfies in a festive red ski suit with a fur-trimmed hood. Later, she and Kushner were photographed heading out for an après-ski lunch.

Lara Trump shares insight into family Christmas traditions

Lara Trump speaking during the 10X Ladies Conference Miami 2024 at JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Resort & Spa on August 16, 2024 in Aventura, Florida. (Photo by Ivan Apfel/Getty Images)
Lara Trump spoke during the 10X Ladies Conference Miami 2024 at JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Resort and Spa in Aventura, Florida (Ivan Apfel/Getty Images)

The Trump family plans to celebrate Christmas once again at Mar-a-Lago. Lara Trump, Donald Trump’s daughter-in-law, shared details about the family’s holiday traditions in an interview with the Daily Mail on Thursday, December 25.

When asked about their celebrations, Lara said the president and first lady typically take an annual family photo.

She also spoke about a popular tradition known as the “candy bowl,” which features full-sized candy bars. According to Lara, the family attends a church service and dinner on Christmas Eve, usually at Bethesda-by-the-Sea. She added that the candlelight vigil and traditional hymns are especially meaningful to the younger children, who know all the songs.

Lara noted that Christmas morning can be more complicated, as Santa delivers gifts to each family member’s home. After opening presents, everyone comes together to spend the rest of the day as a family.

She added that Christmas is the only time of year when the extended family gathers in one place. The holiday typically ends with a shared dinner, during which Lara prepares her chocolate peppermint trifle. “It’s always destroyed by the end of the night,” she said.

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