SCOTT Disick has shown off his shrinking frame while walking around the streets of New York.
The U.S. Sun obtained photos of the Keeping Up With The Kardashians alum in The City That Never Sleeps.
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On Thursday, Kourtney Kardashian’s ex took a stroll with his entourage during a rainy afternoon.
Scott, 40, stepped on the wet pavement with his white Nike sneakers.
He flaunted his slender frame while dressed in a fitted black sweater and matching tight trousers.
Scott wore shades and showed off the scruffy beard on his chin.
He wore a black bomber jacket over his contoured clothing.
Since Wednesday, Scott has been enjoying spending time on the East Coast.
He took his kids Mason, 14, Penelope, 11, and Reign, 9, – whom he shares with Kourtney – to lunch at the Cipriani restaurant.
Scott’s on-and-off-again girlfriend, Bella Banos, joined them on their lunch date.
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Scott’s trip to the Big Apple came after he enjoyed an outing to New Jersey.
OUT IN JERSEY
On Thursday, the former E! star visited the American Dream Mall in East Rutherford.
In his Instagram feed, Scott shared an image of himself wearing a fitted black sweatsuit.
While his sweatsuit highlighted his dramatic weight loss, he covered his eyes with black sunglasses.
In an Instagram Story, Scott shared a snapshot of himself leaning against a railing.
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Behind him, there were tons of swimmers splashing around in the massive pool.
“Life’s a beach,” he captioned the post.
THE COMMENTS
Concerned fans jumped to the comments section after they became worried about his physical appearance.
“Hope you’re okay, Scott,” said one concerned fan.
“Where you have been all this time? We are worried about your physical condition,” another fan added.
“Looking so thin,” a third concerned fan mentioned with a sad face emoji.
“Too much Ozempic, Scott, please stop,” a fourth person speculated.
In mid-March, The Daily Mail reported that the dad of three was using the weight-loss drug known as Ozempic.
Sharon Osbourne, 71, Oprah Winfrey, 70, and Amy Schumer, 42, have all admitted to taking the same medication.
Life’s a beach.
Scott Disick
PLAYING OUTSIDE
In late January, Scott shared a short video of himself playing in the background.
The TV personality looked heavier with an oversized black puffer jacket and baggy sweatpants.
He wore a pair of brown Ugg boots while playing around with his son Reign.
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