Kourtney Kardashian and her longtime boyfriend Scott Disick are reportedly on the outs again after the reality star kicked him out of the their Hamptons rental home. According to TMZ, Disick did not spend Father's Day with his pregnant girlfriend and their two children because she booted him from the home a few days before.
Sources told TMZ that Kardashian was upset because Disick would rather party than stay at home with his family.
"They got into a nuclear argument at the beginning of the weekend which ended when she ordered him to leave the house," TMZ wrote. "We're told the conflict is ongoing."
The 35-year-old reality star did post a Father's Day message to Disick on June 15, writing, "Thanks for being a loving daddy more than anything else" but TMZ claims she might have been being sarcastic. It's not clear if Kardashian and Disick have worked things out yet but TMZ said some of the drama was caught on camera for the spinoff show, "Khloe & Kourtney Take the Hamptons."
"Same old s**t," a source told TMZ. "They fight, get back together, he parties, she doesn't like it."
The two are parents to Mason, 4, and Penelope, 23 months, with a third child on the way. Kardashian confirmed that she was pregnant again on the reality show, "Keeping Up With the Kardashians." There were rumors that Kris Jenner was ecstatic about the baby news but thought it was time for her daughter and Disick to finally get married.
"Committing to parent three kids, when you haven't even committed to each other doesn't cut it in Kris' book," a source told Daily Mail. "She comes from a time when, if a girl got pregnant and was still single, she got married as soon as possible."
The source claims that Disick does want to get married but Kardashian is hesitant because of his struggles with alcohol and his constant partying.
"It's no secret that Scott and Kourtney have had their share of ups and downs," the source said. "So maybe there's still a part of Kourtney that wants to make sure that at 31, Scott has outgrown his bad behavior and is ready to be a proper husband, before she agrees to make it legal."
