Kris Jenner Denies Scott Disick Is ‘Excommunicated’ From Kardashian Family

Kris Jenner vehemently denied rumors that Scott Disick has been “excommunicated” from the Kardashian-Jenner family.

She was responding to the rumors circulated by Page Six on August 26. According to their source, “Ever since Kourtney got married, he doesn’t spend as much time with that whole group. He’s been kind of excommunicated because the priority is Travis [Barker.]”

They added, “He had to regroup who his relationships are.”

Jenner took to the comments section of Paper magazine’s Instagram post about the Disick rumors to dispute them. “Scott will NEVER be excommunicated from our family,” she wrote. “He’s the father of my grandchildren and a special part of our family… we love him and [it’s] not true!”

During an April 14 Kardashians confessional, Disick opened about his tricky current relationship with his ex, Kourtney Kardashian. “Now we’re really just more of co-parenters,” he shared. “I would say it’s probably one of the more difficult things in my life.”

On May 17, an insider revealed to Us Weekly that Disick has not been watching The Kardashians because it’s too “awkward” for him. They explained, “That’s the last thing he wants to do — relive the awkward moments of him, Travis and Kourtney. He lived through it already.”

Disick chose to skip out on Kardashian and Barker’s May 22 Italian wedding festivities.

Kardashian may be fully invested in Barker these days, but Disick’s love life also seems to be going well. The Talentless founder is reportedly dating Kimberly Stewart, daughter of British rocker Rod Stewart.

At 43, she’s significantly older than most of his exes. Stewart and Disick have been good buds since 2005 and now, they’re reportedly trying to take things to the next level.

On Monday, a source told Entertainment Tonight that the Kardashian crew is “super supportive” of Disick’s new romance as long as he is “happy and healthy, and the kids are good.”

Disick has not yet made a public statement about the “excommunication” reports.