Jennifer Lawrence gifts Kris Jenner a toy car for Christmas

American actress and Oscar award winner Jennifer Lawrence has been known to be a big fan of the Kardashians, which is why for the Christmas holidays, she gave the family a very generous gift — a toy Porsche car.

Kris Jenner posted on her Instagram page that Lawrence had given her a toy Porsche, which is adorned with a red bow.In the photo, the car is shown beside the Kardashian–Jenner Christmas decorations.

According to Jenner's Instagram post, Lawrence asked Jenner what she wanted for Christmas — to which Jenner responded that she wanted a Porsche. Even though Jenner did not get what she wanted, Lawrence's actual gift was very humorous that Jenner might have appreciated it all the same.

In the caption of the photo that she posted, Jenner she even stated that Lawrence is he "BFF" and thanked the "The Hunger Games" actress profusely. The toy Porsche may not exactly amount to as much as the actual car, but it is safe to assume that it was given for the benefit of the growing family of the Kardashian–Jenner clan. Jenner now has six grandchildren — including North and Saint from Kim Kardashian-West.

While it is difficult to imagine Jenner riding the tiny white Porsche, her grandchildren will definitely be having a splendid time with it — all thanks to Lawrence.

Entertainment Tonight reported that Lawrence admitted to being such a huge fan of the Kardashians, especially because of their reality television show "Keeping Up With the Kardashians."

During a "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" guesting, Lawrence revealed just how ecstatic she was when she was finally invited to the Kardashian-Jenner home. She also shared that while shooting for the psychological thriller film "Mother!," she would watch the reality TV show during breaks.

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