This week a few Latinas shared holiday related posts on social media. Some shared adorable images of their kids, while others thanked their fellow popstars for surprise Holiday gifts.

On Instagram, music superstar Jennifer Lopez shared a picture of her twins, Max and Emme, looking ready for Christmas festivities and wearing pajamas by the Christmas tree.

"These two at it again!! #christmastime #holidayspirit #Emmeisreadytoparty #Maxisreadytogoshopping #coconutchristmas," Lopez captioned the photo.

A photo posted by Jennifer Lopez (@jlo) on Dec 17, 2015 at 1:07pm PST

Elizabeth Gutiérrez also shared a photo on her Instagram account of her son Christopher Levy.

While looking for photos for her latest Holiday and family themed post on her blog, "Elizabeth Revealed," the Mexican star found a photo of her son from Christmas 2009 and decided to share it with her followers.

"Looking for photos for my next post... Came across this cutie," she captioned the photo.

A photo posted by Ely (@gutierrezelizabeth_) on Dec 15, 2015 at 5:38am PST

Fifth Harmony's Dinah Jane Hansen isn't a Latina but she did receive a gift from a very popular Latina this past week.

Hansen shared a photo and video on Snapchat of the Holiday slippers that were given to her by mentor and fellow popstar Demi Lovato.

The images were shared by a Lovato Brazilian Twitter account. In the image, Hansen thanked Lovato and captioned the photo with, "Thanks Demi for the festive shoes."

Hansen later revealed on Twitter that Lovato gave gifts to all the Fifth Harmony members.

On Dec. 14, singer and actress Christina Milian shared a letter, that came with an unexpected gift, from popstar Taylor Swift on Instagram.

"Love unexpected gifts... thank you #TaylorSwift #1989 you made my day," Milian captioned the photo.

In the letter Swift thanks Milian for showing support, revealed that she watches the Latina's show "Christina Milian Turned Up" and wished her a happy holiday season.

"I've always been such a huge fan of yours. I think you're such a dynamic performer. I was so stoked when you tweeted about '1989' and I wanted to say thank you," Swift wrote.