Ivanka Trump shared a glimpse inside her family’s cozy Aspen holiday retreat.
The first daughter celebrated Christmas with her husband, Jared Kushner, and their kids in the snowy Colorado city, according to photos posted to her Instagram Thursday.
“Merry Christmas from the mountains,” she captioned the post, adding, “The greatest gift is time together.”
President Trump’s daughter also wished her followers a “joyful” holiday filled with “love, gratitude, and family.”
Trump, 44, and Kushner, 44, posed in front of their luxury chalet for some sweet snaps with their three kids: Arabella, 14, Joseph, 11, and Theo, 9.
The former fashion designer was dressed in a Western-style getup featuring a long suede green skirt with a metal concho belt. She also wore black boots and matching cowboy hat.
The couple’s sons matched in blue sweaters and navy pants, and their daughter went with a plaid dress and boots. Kushner, for his part, wore a casual button-down.
Trump shared a peek inside their home as she and her loved ones gathered around a crackling fireplace.
Dressed in a chic cream sweatsuit, Trump was seen creating a vision board with Arabella in their living room, which features rustic finishes and plush seating overlooking a snowy scene.
She also hit the slopes with her husband and their brood.
She proudly snapped a photo of her three kids in front of a ski lift and also took a few selfies to capture her look.
Trump wore a festive red ski suit with a fur-trimmed hood layered over a star-print turtleneck by Perfect Moment, which retails for $450.
At one point, she and Kushner were photographed heading out for an aprés ski lunch.
The couple tied the knot in 2009.
Prior to saying “I do,” Trump converted to Judaism.
However, she still celebrates Christmas, and last year she joined her dad at Mar-A-Lagoon Christmas Eve.
This year, POTUS marked his Christmas celebrations with his wife, Melania Trump, at the White House.
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