Kourtney Kardashian Sends Scott Disick's Belongings To His Bachelor Pad Post Split

Late last week, reality star Kourtney Kardashian tossed Scott Disick’s belongings out of the mansion they used to share. A week after news of their split broke out, Scott has not returned home to Calabasas, California. His clothes have now reportedly been sent to a Beverly Hills home that he had bought as an investment.

Showbiz website TMZ has shared photos of an assistant who was carrying piles of Scott’s belongings out of the Calabasas home. In one photo, she was carrying out a stack of clothing wrapped up in a white bag. In another, she was seen taking out several boxes.

According to the report, Kourtney personally organized the extraction of Scott’s belongings. The stuff has been sent to the Beverly Hills house that he had purchased late last year. It was seen in an episode of “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” when the couple tried to work on it as a flipping project during happier times.

However, even back then, their ideas clashed and Scott decided to drop Kourtney as the project’s designer. He said that her taste was impeccable but it was too expensive for a house flipping project. Her expensive taste was making it difficult for him to renovate the house and turn a profit from its sale.

The five bedroom mansion might have to be turned into Scott’s bachelor pad now that he and his baby mama have broken up. The house actually raised some speculations about a possible split when he first bought it. It was later revealed to be an investment.

Now that the couple has split, it is unclear if Scott knows that Kourtney has sent his belongings to the Beverly Hills house. He was last seen in Boca Raton, Florida after spending some time in Monaco. News of the split broke out over the previous weekend after he was photographed canoodling with his alleged ex-girlfriend Chloe Bartoli in Monaco. Scott has since cancelled a Las Vegas appearance scheduled for last Friday night and has been at the center of rehab speculations since partying in Monaco.

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