In an unexpected turn of events, it is said that Kim Kardashian and Kanye "Ye" West put aside their public differences to celebrate Christmas together.

According to recent reports from TMZ, the former couple decided to reunite during the holidays with the main objective of offering an environment of unity and stability to their four children: North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm.

Sources close to the family told TMZ that the meeting was “cordial” and focused exclusively on family traditions. This gesture represents a significant step forward in their co-parenting dynamic, which has experienced moments of tension since their divorce in 2022.

While Kim has remained focused on managing her SKIMS brand and her participation in the reality show The Kardashians, Kanye has been more removed from the media spotlight in recent months, concentrating on his life with his current wife, Bianca Censori.

A Luxurious Christmas and New Members

In addition to their parents' reunion, the West-Kardashian children had a celebration full of surprises. It was reported that Kim gifted each of her children a Pomeranian puppy, adding four new members to the family. Meanwhile, after Christmas Day, Kanye was seen spending time with Saint and Chicago at Disneyland, reinforcing his commitment to being present for important holidays. This Christmas trick comes at a key moment, as Kanye prepares his next album, titled Bully, and Kim continues to solidify her career in acting and law. Turbulent Relationship: The relationship between Kardashian, 45, and West, 48, has been one of the most documented of the last decade. After seven years of marriage, the couple filed for divorce in 2021, a process that was legally finalized a year later. Since then, communication between them has fluctuated between complete silence and public disagreements about parenting and their eldest daughter North's use of social media.

In recent episodes of her reality show, Kim had expressed how difficult it was at times to deal with the absence or opinions of her ex-husband.