Scott Disick Makes Rare Comments About Raising Mason Disick

“If it’s safe, that’s what I have to look into,” she teased. “Why is this not suggested more? So, I’m a believer in things that maybe other people are not.”

As for Scott, he and Kourtney—whom he dated on and off from 2006 to 2015—are partners in navigating their children through their teenage years.And even though the pair ultimately decided they were better suited to a platonic relationship, they still had to get their f–king assesup and work on their co-parenting.

As Kourtney previously admitted, “It’s not easy,” with the Poosh founder adding during her October 2025 confessional on The Kardashians, “I think, with co-parenting, it’s always trying to be cordial, do our best to be on the same page.”

Meanwhile, Scott has discussed how his bond with Kourtney—who also shares Rocky, 3, as well as stepchildren Atiana De La Hoya, 27, Landon Barker, 23, and Alabama Barker, 20, with husband Travis Barker—has been “one of the more difficult things” in his life.

“I always had her friends or our family in my ear kind of like, ‘Don’t worry, honey, eventually you guys will figure it out,'” he said during a 2022 episode of the reality show. “And, ‘You’ll get back together one day.’ So my foot was always halfway in the door.”

Though Scott is happy that Kourtney is doing amazing with her sweetie, whom she wed in 2022, he admitted that he was especially afraid of losing his relationship with the entire family.

“Feeling left out and not being told anything is super hurtful,” he shared, noting, however, that when it came to seeing Travis and Kourtney together romantically, “I’d rather be around them and be around my family than not at all.”

For a closer look at Kourtney’s blended family, keep reading.