Scott Disick Spotted On A Dinner Date With Christine Burke

The American TV personality Scott Disick is most famous for starring as a main cast on Keeping Up with the Kardashians and its spinoffs. However he is also owns a TV reality show ‘Flip It Like Disick’, thata led him more popularity. In 2007, he began appearing on ‘Keeping Up with the Kardashians’. Alongside then-girlfriend Kourtney Kardashian, and went on to appear on every season of the show going forward.

After his and Kourtney wedding headlines, Scott Disick was spotted on a dinner date with his girlfriend Christine Burke. They enjoyed almost a week after a night out together in West Hollywood.

Scott Disick stepped out with his ex Christine Burke or maybe new, adding fuel to the rumors that the pair are back on! The former couple have dated on and off since 2016. They were spotted leaving a dinner date at Nobu in Malibu the day after Thanksgiving.

The 38 years-old kept it casual in a black bomber jacket, pants and baseball hat. While the 25-year-old model followed suit in a a white tank top, sweater and faded jeans. They appeared to be enjoying themselves as they walked alongside each other while exiting the celebrity hot spot.

Scott and Kourtney Bond

Following Travis’ fairy tale proposal to the Poosh beauty mogul, Scott wasn’t too pleased about how things panned out.“Scott is losing his s**** right now over Kourtney’s getting engaged. He feels like he deserved some sort of warning that this was coming, but he really didn’t,” the source shared. “This is what Kourtney wanted her whole life and it is what Scott refused to give her. Now he has to deal with the consequences of his actions, or lack thereof, forever.”

Scott definitely having fun with his new single status. “Scott is handling this situation as best as he knows how,” a source told. “As much as Scott knows that Kourtney will always be in his life, it’s not the same as it was last year. After Scott and Sofia [Richie] broke up, he was closer than he’s been with Kourtney in a long time and a big part of him thought a reconciliation was a possibility”.