Scott Disick spotted on a night out with mystery blonde in New York City

Reality TV star Scott Disick is living the high life as a single man. After breaking up with his longtime girlfriend Kourtney Kardashian, Scott has been linked to a handful of other women. His latest arm candy is a mystery blonde girl, who partied with him overnight on Wednesday, in New York City.

Showbiz website TMZ shared snaps of Scott and the tall, leggy blonde, after the pair was spotted spending a lot of time together this week. Lord Disick, as he likes to call himself, was first spotted with the blonde woman on Wednesday afternoon. They were leaving the Trump Soho to head to an East Village bar.

After spending some time at the bar, the pair reportedly showed up at 1OAK nightclub, one of Scott’s regular stops whenever he finds himself in the East Coast. According to People, the pair went out with a group of other women and a few guy friends. However, Scott stuck to the blonde’s side for most of the evening and kept an arm around her while in 1OAK.

After leaving the club at around 3:00 am, the group reportedly continued to party at Soho House. They were seen leaving together at 6:00 am. This isn’t the first time that Scott has been spotted with other women since his breakup with Kourtney.

Two weeks ago, he was seen leaving a Los Angeles nightclub looking confused when he saw two women inside his car. Despite his bewilderment, he eventually got in the car and was driven away with both unidentified women sitting in the back seat.

He has also been linked to fellow reality TV personality, Kimberly Stewart. The pair were seen partying together last month but Stewart’s reps have denied any romantic connection.

Back in July, his breakup with Kourtney came to light after Scott was seen canoodling with his ex-girlfriend, Chloe Bartoli. The pair have not been seen together since then but it was enough for Kourtney to pull the plug. She is now reportedly officially done with Scott and isn’t considering a reconciliation.

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