Ivanka Trump celebrates Christmas with family at Mar-a-Lago: Her special gesture to Donald and Melania

Ivanka Trump had a fun family moment with her loved ones at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate. The former first daughter was all smiles wearing two looks, an elegant white dress for the dinner celebration on Christmas Eve and a stylish green ensemble to celebrate Christmas.

The businesswoman posed with her husband, Jared Kushner, and their kids, Arabella, Joseph, and Theodore, before the family gathering. "Twas the night before Christmas (and Chanukah)" she wrote on Instagram. Her daughter Arabella wore a stylish black dress, while Jared and their two sons wore matching black looks. 

A source revealed details of the special family moment to Page Six, including Melania Trump's ensemble. “Melania wore a perfectly fitted chic black pantsuit with discrete jewelry and her large diamond wedding ring," the insider told the publication. 

While not all of the family members were in attendance, Ivanka and her family enjoyed a good time with Donald and Melania, making a special gesture for both. “There were no toasts by [Trump], but Ivanka was observed raising her glass and saying something with a smile to her father and Melania," the source said.

“No Elon, no Don Jr. and his gf, no Eric and Lara Trump… the family arrived at 7:30p.m. and left at 9:00p.m," the source continued, referring to Elon Musk, who has become one of Donald's closest friends, as well as the future president's eldest son and his new girlfriend. However, the couple was present and sat together on Christmas Day.

"The president played a serious set and was very into the music,” said the source, adding that Trump showed his preference for “Andrea Bocelli [singing the] theme from ‘Phantom of the Opera,'" and Elvis Presley's 1996 hit song 'If Every Day Was Like Christmas.'

Donald also did his signature dance, which has become viral online. The President-elect [also] started doing his signature dance and the room burst into applause and cheers," the insider concluded, adding that he played ‘Y.M.C.A.’ and "some of the crowd jumped up and started doing ‘the Trump dance.'”