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Scott Brings The 'KUWTK' Drama At Kris' Big Party
While giant, over-the-top-glamorous Vegas parties might be pretty standard for the Kardashians, Kris Jenner's big birthday bash is one for the record books. During Sunday's episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians, Scott Disick took partying to the next freaking level, bringing all of the drama with him. It started out innocently enough with Kris agonizing over if she wanted to have the club-hosted party Scott had been pushing for, concerned that it might not seem age appropriate. Ever the business woman, she decided to keep her club appearance and make a weekend of it in Vegas — Kardasian style baby! And that, my friends, is where things took a turn for the wasted. Never one to attend a party sober, Scott Disick's documented alcohol issues flared on KUWTK and he made a pretty big, fairly embarrassing scene.
Already slurring at dinner, Scott continued to drink, and either told everyone he loved them or to shut the heck up. (Sidenote: what was up with that surprise FaceTime call with French Montana? Is he coming back around again? Are we even ready for that?) The club scene that followed was packed with Scott-drama, totally overshadowing Kris' birthday party. Needless to say, she was not pleased. She's finally flying solo without her attention-grabbing daughters and boom, Scott goes off stealing the attention and literally beaming her in the head with a champagne cork. Happy birthday to you, Kris.
One of the upside/downside things about watching someone's life play out both on TV and IRL is that we already know what happens next. Kris' party was held last November, and in March, Scott went to rehab, though as E! reported, he did not specify what kind of treatment he was getting. Since then, public updates from Kourtney have been positive, though we have seen similar things play out on the show again and again. Hopefully, Scott is getting the help he needs to continue to be the great Lord Disick, one of the best parts of Keeping Up With The Kardashians.