KOURTNEY Kardashian and Scott Disick have reportedly fallen out over their childrens’ education – with Scott saying they’ll be homeschooled ‘over his dead body’.
The duo, who were in a nine-year relationship before splitting in 2015, have three children together – 15-year-old Mason, 12-year-old Penelope, and 10-year-old Reign.
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Despite their split, the pair remain on cordial terms, with Scott even remaining a frequent feature on The Kardashians’ reality show.
However, according to Daily Mail, the pair have clashed after Kourtney asserted her desire to homeschool their children, branding traditional school “outdated”.
Speaking with sister Khloe on her podcast, Khloe in Wonderland, Kourtney said: “Why do kids f*****g go to school?”, prompting fans to call her “out of touch”.
The comment seems to have infuriated Scott too, with one insider claiming to the site: “Scott strongly disagrees with Kourtney’s parenting style and finds her comments irresponsible.
“Scott values hard work and sees school as essential and would never allow his kids to not attend.”
They added to the outlet that Scott claimed the three will be homeschooled “over his dead body”.
As well as her three children with Scott, Kourtney also has 18-month-old Rocky with husband Travis Barker, whom she married in 2022.
She is therefore stepmother to his three children: 21-year-old Landon and 19-year-old Alabama from his marriage to Shanna Moekler, and his step-daughter Atiana De La Hoya, Shanna’s daughter with Oscar De La Hoya whom he helped raise.
While all of the children have appeared on the Kardashians, Kourtney makes efforts to keep them away from social media.
That hasn’t stopped Reign from making appearances on his step-siblings accounts – most recently shutting down bizarre rumors that ‘Justin Bieber is his real dad’.
The 10-year-old appeared on an Instagram live video this week with Scooter Jackson, the boyfriend of Kourtney’s stepdaughter, Alabama Barker to put the speculation to bed.
His appearance on an Instagram Live reportedly annoyed Kourtney, who had made efforts to keep them from the internet.
But Scott is reportedly eager for them to establish independence, and is reported to believe school to be a good part of that, particularly due to their ability to afford a good education.
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