It is that time of year! With Thanksgiving 2022 right around the corner, the holiday cheer is about to spread. Speaking of vacations, there’s one family that knows how to throw a party like no other: the Kardashians. America’s most famous families take the holidays seriously.
The Kardashian-Jenner clan leaves no stone unturned when it comes to their lavish celebrations. From Momager Kris to the youngest King Kylie, the family has kept their great Thanksgiving traditions alive year after year.
This Thanksgiving, we’ve decided to take a majestic ride with the most over-the-top Kardashian-Jenner Thanksgiving celebrations.
Thanksgiving 2022: A Look Back At The Kardashians’ Best Thanksgiving Celebrations
thanksgiving 2013
By now, we all know that the Kardashian-Jenners prioritize their family and their traditions above everything else. The tight-knit family inherits it from her multi-talented mom, Kris Jenner, who always brought the entire family together for Thanksgiving celebrations.
In 2013, Kris Jenner shared a photo of her Kardashian-Jenner Thanksgiving dinner menu and we still can’t get over it. Opulent Versace dishes with their menu at the top, the dessert section was our favorite part of the dinner. I wish Kris Jenner would share a little holiday cheer with us.
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thanksgiving 2015
In 2015, the Kardashian’s younger sister decided to take over her mom’s annual Kardashian-Jenner Thanksgiving dinner. In true Kardashian fashion, Khloe Kardashian hired celebrity floral designer and art director Jeff Leatham to decorate her house for the big night.
The Leatham team strewed magnificent white roses on the table. With flowers and candles, the dining room table was set for Thanksgiving for the socialite family.
Khloe fans couldn’t keep their cool when big sis Kourtney gave us a sneak peek into Khloe’s kitchen. Her famous mac and cheese was also on the menu with Brussel sprouts, the obligatory turkey, pumpkin pies, pecan and berry pies, cookies, brownies, muffins, cakes and so much more!
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thanksgiving 2016
Kris Jenner’s latest daughter, Kylie Jenner, debuted her Thanksgiving dinner this year. At 19, Kylie had already learned how to go all out for family vacations.
Kylie turned her Calabasas mansion into a white and gold affair for Thanksgiving dinner 2016. She set up two separate tables for adults and separate children. The tables consisted of gold painted pumpkins and hundreds of trailing white roses. Needless to say, the celebration was a huge event and caused a stir on social media.
thanksgiving 2017
Another year, another big celebration at King Kylie’s mansion. Only this year, the makeup mogul ditched the whites and went colorful for the holidays. For the 2017 Kardashian-Jenner Thanksgiving celebration, Kendall Jenner’s little sister hosted her family at her home.
Kylie documented her celebration via her Snapchat and we fell in love with the ’80s vibe. Plates were laden with mac and cheese, but like every year, it was the dessert menu that stole the show. Her dessert menu included pumpkin-shaped cake pops, gingerbread, autumn-colored donuts, and rice cakes, to name a few.
thanksgiving 2020
Amid isolation and lockdown, the Kardashian-Jenner matriarch took matters into her own hands for 2020. Despite her hectic schedule, Momager Kris Jenner managed to throw the party of the year at her multi-million dollar mansion in Palm Springs.
For the 2020 Kardashian-Jenner Thanksgiving Dinner, Kris Jenner arranged for turkey-themed plates and roses to fall to the floor for the dining room table. Her menu also featured a wall of honey to satisfy the family’s sweet tooth. S’mores, oreo desserts, and chocolate bars were added to the dessert.
We can’t wait to witness another huge Kardashian-Jenner home celebration for Thanksgiving 2022.
Comment below your favorite Kardashian-Jenner Thanksgiving celebration.
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