Classic.

The Kardashians are in hot water again after breaking lockdown rules in LA and travelling to Lake Tahoe for a holiday. The city is currently under similar restrictions to what Ireland was a few weeks ago. And of course, the family couldn't help but post all about their adventures on Instagram. Kendall shared some videos of her and Kourtney ice skating, while Kylie also posted a pic in the snow. LA is currently under a new stay at home order for all people living in the city because of high Covid-19 numbers. These new measures are in place right up until Christmas and maybe even after Christmas. Residents are being told not to travel unless it's necessary. According to E! News: "The Kardashians spent three nights at Edgewood Tahoe filming for the show." The whole gang reportedly left their homes in LA and went to the holiday destination for filming. "They had some of the kids with them and they all played outside and sat by the fire and roasted marshmallows," said. source. "They also went ice skating on a private rink. They enjoyed a hot chocolate bar and had a big fireworks show over the lake at night." The family left LA before the travel rules came in to place on Saturday but the state of California has urged its residents not to travel "long distances for vacations or pleasure" for a while. There are also rules in place about more than one household gathering together, just like Ireland had during our lockdown. Although technically the Kardashians could have been travelling for "work purposes," vacationing in Lake Tahoe during a global pandemic does seem like something they could have missed. The famous family have been in the headlines a few times for not reading the room. Back in October, Kim has her birthday on a private island. Kendall had her 25th Halloween themed birthday party a few weeks later on a rooftop in LA. At the time Kris Jenner told Andy Cohen: "At Kendall's, everyone got tested before they walked in the door and they had to wait a half an hour until the results were in. "So we are really responsible, and we make sure that everyone in our family and our closest friends are tested religiously."