Merry Christmas from the Consuelos fam!
On Wednesday,Kelly RipacelebratedChristmasin the mountains with her husbandMark Consuelos, posting a sweet photo of the couple in their pajamas in front of their tree.
TheLive with Kelly and Ryanco-host, 49, also revealed a gift she received from her youngest child, sonJoaquin, 16: a small painting of the moon on a miniature canvas. For his dad, Joaquin painted a mountain range.
“Best gift from favorite third child,” she captioned the photo. (The couple also shares daughterLola, 18, and sonMichael, 22.)
Kelly Ripa/Instagram
Kelly Ripa’s gift from son Joaquin.Kelly Ripa/Instagram
Mark Consuelos’ gift from son Joaquin.Kelly Ripa/Instagram
Ripa also posted videos of her and Consuelos hitting the slopes, and Consuelos posted a video of himself driving a snowblower outside.
“My new gift?” he wrote.
And alongside a selfie of the pair on a ski lift, Ripa wrote, “Naughty and nice.”
Mark Consuelos.Kelly Ripa/Instagram
Mark Consuelos.Mark Consuelos/Instagram
Earlier this month, Ripa unveiled the family’s holiday greeting card on her ABC talk show, showing off Lola’s trendy silk slip dress in the photos, which were taken duringtheir photo shoot for PEOPLE’s Beautiful Issueearlier this year. Lola, a freshman at New York University, paired the dress with strappy heels and gold bracelets.
Ripaexcitedly shared the Christmas card onLive, telling co-hostRyan Seacrestthat it was the first time in 22 years she appeared in the photos.
“You guys, I don’t think you appreciate [the fact that] I’m in the Christmas card!” Ripa said. “The fact that 22 years later I finally made it into a Christmas card makes me enormously happy.”
She alsoshared the cards on Instagram, writing, “With love, The Consuelos Family Mark, Kelly, Michael, Lola and Joaquin (Chewie not pictured).”
The men of the family, Mark, Michael, and Joaquin, all looked sharp in suit jackets.
Ripa and Consuelos recently told PEOPLE at the holiday party for N.Y.C.-based charityWin NYCthat their number one priority during the holiday season isspending time together as a family.
“We try not to deviate from how we were raised,” Ripa said, noting that she and her husband were both taught to appreciate “the stuff that you cannot buy, which is being together.”
“They’re making more stuff all the time, but they’re not making more time,” she added. “So time is really the thing we value.”
source: people.com
