Last Updated on December 31, 2019, 5:38 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Kris Jenner has been holidaying on the Caribbean isle of Saint Barthélemy since serving to lead her family’s affluent Christmas Eve party.
The 64-year-old Keeping Up With The Kardashians starlet resembled like a ten as she walked out Monday to an evening on the town in a black gown and a feathered coat.
She swung her glamorous appearance while her boyfriend Corey Gamble, 39, chased close back.
Kris seemed as if she was set to place a leading bet in her black dress, which was decorated with white playing cards and dominoes.
She added a bit of glamour with her feather-covered black coat and a little black jewelled clutch.
The momager had on a set of black open-toe heels that strapped round her anklebones, and she carried her hair in her iconic black pixie style.
Corey was clothed more informally for the island getaway in a sweeping white linen shirt and pairing shorts, which he matched with a set of brownish boat footwear.
The duo was found in recent days catching up some of the island’s most ostentatious shops for some post-Christmas buying.
Earlier on Monday, Kris shared some striking photos of herself in a smooth blacktop with feather trim and black pantyhose while catching a note to acknowledge her 31 million followers as the new year advanced.
‘Reflecting on an amazing year…. thank you guys for all of your passion and care always. Thank you for following, watching, supporting, and being there for us,’ she penned in the inscription.
‘I truly acknowledge your marvellous continued blessing and the way you constantly lift us and each other up and encourage each other along the way. We couldn’t do what we do you guys externally, and I just want you to know how serious we truly love you and are so grateful for this trip. With the deepest appreciation.’
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