It appears that a member from the Kardashian family is giving the Kardashians a run for their own money and it is none other than Rob Kardashian. The American television personality has reportedly demanded a huge amount to be a part of The Kardashian's Family Christmas Card.

Rob, who was recently in news for his excessive weight gain, has refused Kardashian family Christmas card without a huge pay. This Christmas will probably mark Rob’s comeback as he was last seen on television a year ago.

It was previously reported in Radar Online that Rob has demanded a whopping US$250K (AU$ 354,454.07) payout to participate in the shoot. Rob is rumoured to have been fighting against drug addiction and depression all this while and is now all set for a big budget comeback. The family Christmas card is sold to the highest bidder each year and is yet another source of income for The Kardashians.

"Rob is demanding a staggering $250k to participate in the photo shoot, claiming he's the most marketable member of the family right now since he's been out of the public eye for a long time now while he loses weight and cleans up his act," a source told Radar Online. Rob has been trying hard to get in shape before the advent of the festive season but he is not willing to commit to the shoot till the eleventh hour.

Radar Online also reported that it is nearly impossible for the Kardashian family to get together for the Christmas card shoot owing to their tight schedule and Rob's terms and conditions have just added to their woes.

He was nowhere to be seen at mom Kris Jenner’s Great-Gatsby themed birthday bash that was celebrated with pomp and grandeur on Friday. However, Rob took to Instagram to send his best wishes to Kris and posted an old picture with the caption, “MAMA I LOVE YOU!! P. O. P. Holding it down.... HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY BEAUTIFUL MAMA‼”

A photo posted by ROBERT KARDASHIAN (@robkardashian) on Nov 5, 2015 at 5:12pm PST

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