Kris Jenner has dropped a surprise single just in time for the Christmas holidays.
The momager showed off her singing skills in a remix of the festive classic, Jingle Bells.
Daughter Kourtney Kardashian provided ‘jingle bells’ on the track, while rocker son-in-law to be Travis Barker played drums.
To promote the single, which was released on Apple Music, Spotify and YouTube, the family shared a throwback snap of 66-year-old Kris from the Eighties as the single cover.
In the photo, a young Kris is wearing a red sequin maxi dress which is split to the thigh as she poses next to a wall of Christmas stockings.
Sharing the single with her 155 million Instagram followers, Kourtney wrote: “A little fun in the studio with the iconic legendary queen that is @krisjenner.”
Revealing her and fiancé Travis had also joined in the Christmas fun by appearing on the single, she added: “Me on the jingle bells and @travisbarker on the drums of course.”
Sister Khloé shared the track on Twitter with the caption: “My queen...My early Christmas gift from my mom.”
In a post on Instagram, Khloé posed a photo of the single cover and wrote: “There’s a new Christmas legend in town!”
“God I love you @krisjenner,” she added on her Instagram stories. “Thank you @kourtneykardash and @travisbarker for making this happen.”
While older sister Kim Kardashian West also shared the single with her 272 million Instagram followers.
And it’s not the first time mum-of-six Kris has released a single.
Back in 1985 she went viral with original hit I Love My Friends, which she made for her 30th birthday – and also starred in the music video.
Although the song is set to the tune of Randy Newman’s I Love L.A, Kris changed the words to make it about her luxury life with references to shopping and fancy restaurants.
Though she might not be the world’s best singer, the Christmas single proved Kris likes to get involved for the fun of it.
As it’s Christmas Eve, no doubt Kris will be getting ready for throwing one of her infamous parties – the same kind she has been hosting since 1979.
Speaking on In The Kitchen With Kris, the momager said she hoped her kids would carry on the tradition.
“I want you guys to be able to do this until you’re my age and one of your kids takes over. That’s the joy.
“Just the thought of actually not doing it at my house...I’m getting emotional. It makes me sad. It does, it makes me sad.
“It’s just that magic that you can make, and make everybody feel so amazing on one night a year. It’s not just a party. It’s changing of the guards.”
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