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Scott Disick Considers Khloé Kardashian a ‘Sister’ and ‘Hates’ That She’s ‘Been Burned by Men’
Family goals! Scott Disick may not be related to Khloé Kardashian by blood, but he sure treats her like fam. The 36-year-old seems to be overprotective of the Good American founder, 34 — especially when it comes to matters of the heart.
“He’s always looked at Khloé as a sister and he’s seen her been burned by men over the years and he hates that for her,” a source told Us Weekly.
“Everyone had hoped that with Tristan [Thompson] being the father of her daughter, it would work out.” Koko forgave Tristan when he cheated the first time right before she gave birth to their daughter, True Thompson, in April 2018. In February 2019, news broke that the basketball player, 28, got involved in another cheating scandal with Kylie Jenner’s former best friend, Jordyn Woods. After the second betrayal, Koko broke things off with her baby daddy.
“When the Jordyn Woods news came to light, it was just another in a long line of disappointing behavior and for Khloé, another failed relationship, though she would not call it a failure because it produced True and that has been the most joyous experience of her life,” the insider added.
Fortunately, though, Khlo has the support of her loved ones, including the Talentless founder. “Scott has always had a soft spot for Khloé and she for him, despite any struggles that he may have had personally or with Kourtney [Kardashian] and the family in the past,” the source said. “She was always there for him and in her time of need, he will always be there for her.”
On the bright side, Khloé is staying super positive despite all she’s been through. “Life is about ups and downs and I don’t think I planned — obviously, I didn’t plan for any of this to happen — but the beauty is that we can survive anything in life and it’s about a strong mindset and a good support system,” she told E! News.
You go, girl!
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