For the first time ever, Khloe Kardashian, 40, chose to miss the Kardashian-Jenner family’s iconic Christmas Eve celebration, citing the health of her children as the reason for her absence.
The reality TV star and entrepreneur, known for her role in Keeping Up With the Kardashians and her successful Good American clothing line, took to Instagram Stories to explain her decision. Khloe revealed that her two-year-old son Tatum and six-year-old daughter True, whom she shares with ex-boyfriend Tristan Thompson, had both fallen ill.
"Tatum was sick the entire weekend, and now my TuTu is sick," Khloe wrote, referring to her daughter True by her affectionate nickname. She expressed her disappointment, adding, "For the first time in a long, long time, we will miss Christmas Eve. I feel so terrible for my sick littles."
Despite the somber tone, Khloe remained optimistic. "No fun, but I pray we are fine for Santa tomorrow!!!" she concluded, sharing her hopes for a brighter Christmas morning for her family.
Khloe Reflects on Single Life and Dating
Earlier this month, on December 4, Khloe opened up about her relationship status in a candid interview with Bustle. She revealed that she has been single for about three years and is content with her current status.
"Dating has not been a focus for me, and I’ve been single for about three years and love it," Khloe said. "But I’m not single and dating. I’m just single. I have such power and strength in that. I’m not lonely."
The 40-year-old went on to explain that she’s been prioritizing personal growth and doesn’t want any disruptions in her life right now. "I feel like I’m working on myself so much and am getting to such a good place that I just don’t want something to disrupt it," she added.
Khloe also shared her thoughts on modern dating, admitting that the idea of it feels "very scary." She expressed particular discomfort with using social media to meet potential partners, confessing, "I’m not checking my DMs for any dates."
This glimpse into Khloe's personal life shows her commitment to both her children and her own well-being, even during the festive season. Her heartfelt words resonate with many who prioritize family and self-care, especially in challenging times.
