It looks like Keeping Up with the Kardashians stars Scott Disick and Kourtney Kardashian will once again be fighting in this week's all new episode. According to reports, Kourtney is concerned that Scott will be drunk in the delivery room, while Kourt gives birth to the couple's third child. Meanwhile, Kardashian and Disick were recently spotted engaging in some non-alcohol fueled PDA.
Tonight, there is an all new episode of E!'s hit show, Keeping Up with the Kardashians. And, as usual, the episode will center around Kourtney and Scott's tumultuous relationship.
Kourt's pregnancy has played a major role in this season's KUWTK, and that will continue tonight, as Kourt is expected to enter the delivery room at any moment.
Leading up to the birth of their third child, Kourtney expresses concern that Scott may witness the birth while drunk. According to Us Magazine, Kourt issues an ultimatum to her baby daddy:
"What happens in Vegas might stay in Vegas, but Kourtney Kardashian tells boyfriend Scott Disick he can stay there too if he decides to travel to the City of Sin before the birth of their third child. In Sunday's Keeping Up With the Kardashians, the soon-to-be mom of three delivers the ultimatum to her misbehaving baby daddy."
Meanwhile, it appears that Scott is doing better handling his heavy drinking.
This week, Kourtney and Scott were spotted out on a date, and Scott didn't have a single alcoholic drink. According to one source who spoke with Hollywood Life, Kourt and Scott were feeling especially amorous:
"They were one beautiful, happy and united family and were in the best of spirits...[Scott] sat next to Kourtney and when his hand was not on her leg, they were holding each other's hands. They seemed to be very much in love and overly happy. Not just them, but the entire family as well."
What do you think about the latest reports? Will Scott show up drunk to the delivery room? Are you surprised Scott didn't drink during their last date?
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