Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick breakup rumors are nothing new, but new evidence does suggest that the claims may have some merit. According to a new report, Scott just purchased a new bachelor pad, despite the recent birth of his youngest child. This latest report comes just weeks after the name of his newborn was revealed to the public.
It's no secret that Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick have been having trouble.In fact, their constant squabbles have been well documented on Kourtney's new show, Kourtney and Khloe Take the Hamptons.
The series has followed Kourtney kicking Scott out of the house, Scott entering rehab, Disick returning to his home and Kourtney freaking out on Khloe for leaving a bottle of liquor out at the house.
And now it seems like things have gotten even worse for the reality star duo. A new report by Daily Mail reveals that Scott has purchased a bachelor's pad:
"He already shares a home in Calabasas with his baby mama Kourtney Kardashian...But on December 23, Scott Disick snapped up another property, this one in his name only, MailOnline as learned exclusively...The $3.7m bachelor pad is in Beverly Hills, about an hour's drive from where his children Mason, aged five, Penelope, aged two, and newborn Reign reside."
Of course, it's not all bad news for Scott and Kourtney. The two recently welcomed into the world their third child.
Although the couple kept the name of their baby secret for quite some time, ABC News reveals that the family finally released the name in typical Kardashian fashion - through Instagram:
"Kourtney Kardashian has revealed her newborn son's name...The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star and her longtime boyfriend, Scott Disick, have named their son Reign Aston...'Madly in love with my little Reign Aston Disick,' she wrote on Instagram, along with a photo of the baby's hand."
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