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Oh No She Didn't! Kourtney Kardashian Compares Younes Bendjima to Bad Boy Ex Scott Disick (EXCLUSIVE)
There’s trouble in paradise for Kourtney Kardashian and her younger beau, Younes Bendjima, and things have gotten so bad, Kourt has started throwing the dreaded S-word at him: Scott. At a Coachella VIP event, “Younes spent the night drinking and dancing and barely even spoke to Kourtney, who was left sitting at her table looking miserable,” an insider tells Life & Style. “She was so infuriated that at one point she was overheard yelling, ‘Stop acting like Scott!’”
Nearly three years after her breakup with Scott Disick, 34, the father of her three kids, Kourtney, 39, could be headed for a similar ending with 24-year-old Younes. “Kourtney has always gone for younger guys,” the insider notes, “but the 15-year age gap is really starting to take its toll on their relationship.”
The news comes on the heels of reports that said Younes wants Kourt to stop posting semi-naked pics on Instagram. “Younes is way more conservative than he looks, and is a devout Muslim,” a source told Radar Online. “He’s openly saying she needs to tone things down if she wants things to last with him in the long term.”
With the reality star closing in on the big 4-0, she’s taking stock of her life and wondering, after dealing with Scott’s partying for years, whether dating Younes is worth the trouble. “Kourtney’s starting to feel like she needs to settle down,” our insider says. “She loves Younes and wants the relationship to work. But she already has three children to look after, and sometimes it feels more like four with Younes.”
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