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Kourtney and Kim Kardashian Fight About Kourtney’s Baby Daddy
Scott Disick, Kourtney Kardashian’s boyfriend and the father of her son, Mason, hasn’t had an easy time with the Kardashian family. Even before Kourtney got pregnant, she was defending Disick to her family after rumors of him cheating and disrespecting his girlfriend.
Now that the two have a child together, things haven’t gotten better. In the upcoming episode of Kourtney and Khloe Take Miami, Kourtney and younger sister Kim argue about Disick and his partying ways. In a sneak peek, we see Kim telling Kourtney she’s basically a “single mom,” and chastises her for letting Disick do whatever he wants–including lots of drinking and partying–while Kourtney sits at home and cares for Mason.
But, as has been in the past, Kourtney, 31 defends her baby daddy, saying she’s not his babysitter and that he can do whatever he wants. The fight ends with Kourtney storming away and yelling, “Go hang out with Khloe and talk sh-t about Scott.”
Do you think Kourtney should be defending Disick, or does Kim have a point about Mason’s father partying and staying out late on a regular basis?
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Dee commented on Jul 24 10 at 9:28 amI watch the show and based on what they show there he is horrible however how does anyone know what is real and what is exaggerated for E? I am beginning to think that E wants Scott to be the one everyone loves to hate. Only Kourtney can know what is the truth in their relationship. These shows always pick out the worst behavior to portray to get more viewers. If I were basing my opinion on the show I would tell her to throw him to the curb.
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