Scott flirts with Kourtney on KUWTK anniversary special

Scott flirts with Kourtney on KUWTK anniversary special



She's happily in a relationship with model Younes Bendjima.

But that hasn't stopped Scott Disick flirting with his ex Kourtney Kardashian.

'I try to f**k her like once a week,' the father-of-three joked during a sit-down interview with Ryan Seacrest for the Keeping Up With the Kardashians 10 Year Anniversary Special, which airs Sunday.



Kourtney sat alongside Scott as they were joined by her sisters for the TV special, filmed back in April.

Club promoter Scott, 34, is now believed to be dating Sophia Richie, but said he's never felt for anyone the way he did about his former girlfriend, with whom he has children Mason, seven, Penelope, five, and two-year-old Reign.

'She's like the only person I've ever loved in my life. I think she's cute and stuff,' he said.



However he admitted that their romance is dead and that their dynamic has totally changed since their split in 2015.

The party-loving star conceded: 'There is no connection, she made that very clear just now. I just want everyone to know, we are just co-parenting.'

Ryan subsequently asked whether Scott's notorious womanizing ways have completely closed the door on the duo ever rekindling their romance.



And Kourtney replied: 'The debauchery that's gone on has definitely closed the doors several, you know, billion times.'

The TV host then asked Scott whether he conducts himself in a way that leaves open the prospect of them reuniting.

But before Scott could respond, Kourtney said: 'He does for a time period. He can't be consistent.'



On the flip side, Scott claimed Kourtney, 38, secretly likes the bad boy aspect of his personality.

He said: 'Here's the thing, every time I become too good of a person, she stops loving me because she fell in love with a guy who was a little bit f***ed up.'

And when Kourtney refuted Scott's claim, he insisted: '100 percent! I treat you like royalty, you don't say hello to me. I spit in your face, you're like, "Hey, babe!"'