Kylie Jenner Shares Kourtney Kardashian Is Doing Great After Split With Scott Disick

Following her mother’s footsteps, Kylie Jenner also addressed the issue of her big sister Kourtney Kardashian’s breakup with partner of nine years, Scott Disick. While the rest of the family stays mum over the issue, except for Kris Jenner, Kylie bravely said that her sister is doing “great” even with the split.

Speaking to E News, the youngest Jenner shared that her sister is doing fine even if she and the father of her three children broke up. The young reality star even said that as sisters, they would always stick together. Earlier on, mom Kris Jenner, already first broke her silence about the split. Speaking with E News as well, the 59-year-old said her eldest daughter is “hanging in there” even if the split had been quite public.

For her part, Kourtney herself remained silent about the split. The split happened allegedly because Disick spent some cozy and intimate time with his ex-girlfriendat Monte Carlo. However, People magazine claimed Kourtney did it for the kids primarily. Sources claimed that the mother of three was worried that Scott’s constant lying and engaging in his addictions would just be damaging to her kids.

Even though the two are not in a good place right now, Hollywood Life reports that Kourtney also makes sure the kids are not affected as much as possible. Hollywood Life reports that Kourtney is still trying the shield the children from knowing about split and told them that Scott is just out of town working. No one is allowed to say bad things about Scott either. "It’s been tough for Kourtney because she has to hold it together in front of the kids," the source said. "She really wants to protect them and make sure that they know, especially Mason, that daddy did not leave because of them.,” the source added.

The source also said that in time, Kourtney would ask for professional help as to how to break the unfortunate news to her children. In the meantime, she is trying to be a good mom while dealing with the legal consequences of the split with her lawyers.

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