Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick spotted partying together in Malibu
Reality star Scott Disick appears to have finally left rehab last week. His first public appearance outside of the Malibu rehab facility, was beside his ex-girlfriend, Kourtney Kardashian.The former couple partied together last Friday, to celebrate the launch of Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr.’s new book.
Scott went straight into party mode following his rehab stint by attending the book launch in Malibu. TMZ shared a video of Scott and Kourtney, as they partied with Pastor Rich and the other guests.
Although no PDA was reported, they did not steer clear of each other either. In the video, Scott could be seen standing next to the mother of his children, as they chatted with other people. The star-studded event was also reportedly attended by pop singer Justin Bieber and Patrick Schwarzenegger, among others.
Even though they are no longer together, both Kourtney and Scott attended the event after they developed a close relationship with Pastor Rich and his wife. Last year, when Scott went on a self-destructive bender, they went into counselling with the Pastor, in an attempt to fix their relationship. Pastor Rich also officiated Kim Kardashian’s wedding to Kanye West, back in 2014.
Kourtney shared her happiness during the event, by posting a beaming photo of herself from the launch. She held up a copy of the book “Sand Castle Kings” and posed with the author and his wife.
For his part, Scott returned to social media last week, after having been absent for a whole month. His last post was back in Oct. 13, the day that news reports came out, stating that he has checked himself into rehab.
On Nov. 11, he returned to social media in true Scott Disick fashion. He posted a photo of himself getting into a private jet and captioned the shot: “Private aviation is my motivation."
Catch the drama between Kourtney and Scott in the days following their breakup on Season 11 of “Keeping Up With the Kardashians.” The show airs on Mondays at 9:30 pm AEST on E!.
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