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Kourtney Kardashian Admits ‘New Relationships’ Were the Hardest Part of Coparenting With Scott Disick
We don’t blame her! Kourtney Kardashian admitted that dating other people has been the biggest challenge of coparenting with Scott Disick. The two revealed some surprising things during an interview that went live on Monday, April 29, for the starlet’s new lifestyle website, Poosh.
“I think the hardest part was when we both started new relationships,” the 40-year-old confessed while sitting on the couch with her ex, 35. The reality pair looked comfortable together chatting about their new normal as friendly coparents to their three children — Mason, 9, Penelope, 6, and Reign, 4.
At first, Scott didn’t quite agree but Kourtney further explained, “Like, the hardest part because that caused fights between you and I about introducing the kids. I think that caused the most challenges.” The New York native definitely saw her point after that. He said, “Yeah, you’re right. It’s one of those things that you don’t think is ever going to happen. But, like everything in the world, you know, things move.”
The lifestyle guru divulged that the duo had to seek professional help to get through the awkwardness. “I think that was, like, the time that you and I had our biggest … Like, where I felt like we literally had to go to therapy to talk to even get through to be able to communicate together,” she said.
Around the time Talentless designer started dating his current girlfriend, Sofia Richie, two years ago, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star struck up a romance with Younes Bendjima. The mom-of-three and the 25-year-old model called it quits back in August after cheating allegations surfaced. Scott and the 20-year-old daughter of Lionel Richie are still going strong and have been sizzling all over Miami together during a recent trip.
Surprisingly, the doting dad thought creating boundaries was the largest hill he and his baby mama had to climb. “I think the biggest challenge was figuring out how we separate our relationship as friends and parents and still be on the same page. And, what’s appropriate and what’s not. And when to be able to talk to each other.” He praised the brunette beauty and noted, “I think in the beginning you set good [boundaries] and then we learned from that and we’ve gotten to a good place.”
It sounds like these two have figured things out for the better!
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