Rumors are flying that Kourtney Kardashian is pregnant in 2013. It seems that she has hit a rough patch with baby daddy Scott Disick over a male model’s claim that he is the father of one of KK’s kids. Is Scott leaving Kourtney and her alleged baby bump?
The trouble came when relatively unknown model Michael Girgenti insisted that he was the father of Mason Dash Disick, who is now 3-years-old.
According to Star Magazine, Mr. Girgenti issued the following statement to the Kardashian/Disick family:
"If Mason is Scott's son, more power to him. But if he's mine, I need to be with him, to be a part of his life. Please take this final request for a DNA test seriously. Because if you don't, I will be forced to take legal action and sue. I assure you I don't take being a father lightly. I will be a great father to Mason."
The announcement couldn’t come at a worse time for the couple, who may be expecting their third child together. According to OK! Magazine, Kourtney is definitely preggerz, claiming that a source said:
“Kourtney has confessed she is expecting. She’s very excited and is only telling a select few right now, but she just couldn’t keep it quiet any longer. All the signs are there. Kourtney has that kind of glow she had with Mason and Penelope...they wanted to have one right after Penelope.”
Further fueling the rumors is Kourtney’s recent sobriety. Multiple witnesses have confirmed that Kourtney has not been drinking at the events she has been attending, including the Belvedere Vodka’s Wildfox Runway Show. A source confirmed that:
“They sat in the front row, and while other guests enjoyed their vodka cocktails, Kourtney didn’t drink--but Scott definitely did.”
Sources also revealed that Kourtney is waiting to make the announcement, telling OK! Magazine:
“The tradition is to wait until the second trimester before announcing--you know, just in case things go wrong. I know Kourtney and Scott have been trying, so a baby now makes sense.”
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