It's a new week, so that must mean new rumors that Scott Disick is cheating on his gorgeous girlfriend, Kourtney Kardashian. The tabloids have accused Scott of having an affair with Kendall Jenner in the past, and those claims recirculated this week after Scott and Kendall were spotted having lunch together.
When your last name is Kardashian or Jenner, it doesn't take much to whip the tabloids into a full on frenzy. And that's exactly what happened when Kendall Jenner and Scott Disick decided to grab a bite to eat.
After months of rumors that Scott and Kendall are having an affair, the duo decided to have lunch together. And, according to Hollywood Life, the two appeared to be getting close:
"Kendall and Scott were pictured dining together in Beverly Hills on May 1, following rumors of an alleged affair. Unfortunately for them, this new photo certainly won't help dispel the rumors. See it here...For months, there has been talk that [Kendall and Scott] are more than just friends. While some may laugh at the speculation, Scott and Kendall were pictured dining at Il Pastaio in Beverly Hills on May 1. And they looked super chummy together!"
Of course, there's no real evidence to suggest that Kourtney and Scott are having relationship trouble.
In fact, the two look happy as ever in a recent Instagram post. E! Online tells readers that Kourtney, Scott and the fam decided to have a Mayweather/Pacquiao pajama party:
"Kourtney Kardashian made fight night a family fun night...The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star shared on her Instagram page on Saturday a photo of herself sitting on a coach with son Mason Disick, 5, daughter Penelope Disick, 2, and partner Scott Disick, who is seen grabbing the little girl's foot playfully."
What do you think about the latest report? Are Scott and Kourtney sill happy and in love? Is there any chance Kendall and Scott are having a fling?
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