Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick recently got reunited after splitting up in July. This doesn't necessarily mean they are getting back together but their fans believe it might be a good start.
Previously in July, Kourtney Kardashian decided to end her nine-year relationship with Scott Disick who is the father of her three kids. According to Entertainment Tonight, she was the one who asked Scott to move out of the house in an episode that was aired back in July. They have agreed to co-parent their three kids once he is done with rehab. During Caitlyn Jenner's big night at the ESPY Awards, Scott was the one who watched the kids while they were all attending the event. He recently got out of rehab last week and apparently a lot has happened since their split in July.
The former couple has definitely surprised their fans as they got reunited at Rich Wilkerson Jr.'s book release party that was held in Malibu, California. It was their first ever public appearance since their split, as reported by United Press International. In the recent premiere for the 11th season of Keeping Up with the Karadashians, the reality star emotionally discussed her split with Scott. She said how they've tried many things to make their relationship work but nothing seems to have worked. She feels that being apart is just what they need to make their lives better.
However, Kourtney may be warming up with Scott already. Hollywood Life reports how Scott has been trying to get his life together in rehab and that has allegedly made Kourtney open to the possibility of a reunion. The 32-year-old was allowed a break in rehab, thus explaining how he managed to find a way to stand by Kourtney's side. There have been reports that early this month, Kourtney even visited Scott in rehab along with two of their kids.
There are no confirmations yet about the two getting back together, it seems good for the kids how they are open to the possibility of it happening. Their fans are hoping that this will be the first of their many public appearances in the future.
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