What Happened to Scott Disick?
The Short Answer: Still Here, Still Lord Disick
Scott Disick never left. The 43-year-old - born May 26, 1983 - turned a supporting role on Keeping Up with the Kardashians into a 19-year reality TV career: Flip It Like Disick (E!, 2019), the Talentless clothing brand, and a continuing role on Hulu's The Kardashians. He's also a father of three, co-parenting with ex Kourtney Kardashian.
Disick's trick was understanding his role: the charming fuck-up, the comic relief, the guy the audience loved despite (because of?) the mess. He monetized it brilliantly - and outlasted almost everyone else from the KUWTK orbit.
Who He Was: KUWTK's Breakout Co-Star (2007-2021)
Disick began appearing on Keeping Up with the Kardashians in 2007 as Kourtney Kardashian's boyfriend - the Hamptons-rich kid with the suits, the cars, and the drinking problem. He quickly became the show's most entertaining figure: his one-liners, his feuds with Kris Jenner, his self-styled title "Lord Disick" (after buying a knighthood online during a 2012 London trip).
For 14 years and 20 seasons, Disick was the show's comic engine - and its tragic figure. His struggles with alcohol, the deaths of both his parents (his mother in 2013, his father in 2014), and the on-again-off-again relationship with Kourtney provided the show's most genuine drama.
He and Kourtney had three children - Mason (born December 14, 2009), Penelope (born July 8, 2012), and Reign (born December 14, 2014) - but never married. They split for good in 2015, though Disick remained a central KUWTK figure until the show ended in 2021.
Flip It Like Disick and Talentless: The Businessman
Disick's popularity earned him his own E! show: Flip It Like Disick (2019), following his luxury home-flipping business in Los Angeles with his team (including Willa Ford). It showcased a lesser-known Disick: the design-obsessed real estate developer with genuine taste.
His main business is Talentless - the clothing brand he founded, built on premium basics and his own self-deprecating branding (the name is the joke). It's been a genuine streetwear success, stocked widely and worn by celebrities. He's also invested in nightclubs and vitamin companies over the years.
The Kanye West connection produced a memorable 2013 Donda short film with Disick playing Patrick Bateman - a perfect casting that showed his willingness to laugh at his own image.
The Kardashians Era and Co-Parenting
When the family moved to Hulu for The Kardashians (2022-present), Disick came along - the ex who never really left. His role evolved: less party boy, more elder statesman, still funny, still close to the family that made him famous. He's appeared in every season.
Co-parenting with Kourtney - now married to Travis Barker (2022) - has been the show's mature subplot: two people who loved each other, had three kids, couldn't make it work, and figured out the rest. Mason is now 16, Penelope 14, Reign 11 - teenagers growing up on television, just like their father did.
Disick's dating life post-Kourtney included long-term girlfriend Sofia Richie (2017-2020) and others - but the tabloid frenzy has cooled. At 43, he's more businessman than boyfriend.
Health Scares and Headlines
Disick's 2020s have included concerning headlines: a 2022 car accident (his Lamborghini flipped in Calabasas; he was unhurt), and 2023-2024 speculation about dramatic weight loss - which he addressed, attributing it to lifestyle changes. He's also been open about back problems from the accident.
Through it all, he's kept working: Talentless expansions, The Kardashians appearances, and the steady business of being Scott Disick - a brand he built from a supporting role.
Where Is He Now: 43 and Established
At 43, Scott Disick is a reality TV veteran, a successful clothing brand founder, and a father of three teenagers. The Lord Disick persona - the suits, the jokes, the chaos - has mellowed into something like respectability, without losing the humor.
What happened to Scott Disick? He turned 15 minutes into 19 years. The boyfriend became the brand, the brand became the business, and the business is still running. Not bad for the guy who bought his title online.
The Real Estate Portfolio
Flip It Like Disick was not just TV. Disick is a genuine luxury real estate developer in Los Angeles, buying, renovating, and flipping high-end homes with his team. His taste, modern, masculine, meticulous, is the show's real star, and the flips have been profitable.
He has lived in a rotating cast of spectacular homes himself, Hidden Hills mansions, modernist showpieces, each one content for the brand. Real estate is the quiet engine of the Disick empire: less visible than Talentless, more lucrative than TV.
The Inner Circle: Still Family
What is remarkable about Disick is that the Kardashian-Jenners never exiled him. Through the Kourtney split, the Sofia Richie years, the health scares, he remained family: at birthdays, on vacations, on the show. Kris Jenner, once his nemesis, now his defender, treats him as a son.
It is unprecedented: the ex-boyfriend who became permanent. The reason is simple: three kids, 19 years, and genuine love. The Lord Disick persona was always partly an act; the family man underneath was real. At 43, Scott Disick is not the cautionary tale. He is the case study in turning reality TV into a life.
Talentless: The Clothing Brand
Talentless, Disick's clothing line (launched 2018), is the cornerstone of his business empire: minimalist streetwear, heavyweight basics, and the kind of muted luxury that sells to men who watch The Kardashians. The brand has grown steadily, with pop-ups, collaborations, and a loyal customer base.
The name is the joke and the genius: Talentless, the self-deprecating nod to his reality-TV origins, turned into a genuine fashion label. Disick designs, oversees production, and models the clothes himself. The revenue is real: the brand does millions annually.
It is the purest expression of the Disick business philosophy: take the joke (the talentless reality star), own it, and monetize it. At 43, the Lord has a clothing empire, a real estate portfolio, and a television annuity. The talent, it turns out, was business all along.
The Health Journey: Public Struggles
Disick's health has been a public storyline: the 2022 car accident (his Lamborghini flipped in Calabasas; he walked away), the back problems, and the weight fluctuations that tabloids documented mercilessly. He has spoken about the toll of years of hard living: the drinking, the partying, the chaos of his 20s and 30s.
The response has been a visible lifestyle shift: fitness, routine, and a focus on his three kids. The 2023-2024 seasons of The Kardashians showed a slimmer, more settled Disick: the party boy grown into a father.
At 43, the health journey is ongoing, but the direction is clear: the man who once seemed determined to self-destruct is now determined to stick around. Mason is 16, Penelope 14, Reign 11. The Lord plans to be there for all of it.
The Real Estate Portfolio
Flip It Like Disick was not just TV. Disick is a genuine luxury real estate developer in Los Angeles, buying, renovating, and flipping high-end homes with his team. His taste, modern, masculine, meticulous, is the show's real star, and the flips have been profitable.
He has lived in a rotating cast of spectacular homes himself, Hidden Hills mansions, modernist showpieces, each one content for the brand. Real estate is the quiet engine of the Disick empire: less visible than Talentless, more lucrative than TV.
The Inner Circle: Still Family
What is remarkable about Disick is that the Kardashian-Jenners never exiled him. Through the Kourtney split, the Sofia Richie years, the health scares, he remained family: at birthdays, on vacations, on the show. Kris Jenner, once his nemesis, now his defender, treats him as a son.
It is unprecedented: the ex-boyfriend who became permanent. The reason is simple: three kids, 19 years, and genuine love. The Lord Disick persona was always partly an act; the family man underneath was real. At 43, Scott Disick is not the cautionary tale. He is the case study in turning reality TV into a life.
Talentless: The Clothing Brand
Talentless, Disick's clothing line (launched 2018), is the cornerstone of his business empire: minimalist streetwear, heavyweight basics, and the kind of muted luxury that sells to men who watch The Kardashians. The brand has grown steadily, with pop-ups, collaborations, and a loyal customer base.
The name is the joke and the genius: Talentless, the self-deprecating nod to his reality-TV origins, turned into a genuine fashion label. Disick designs, oversees production, and models the clothes himself. The revenue is real: the brand does millions annually.
It is the purest expression of the Disick business philosophy: take the joke (the talentless reality star), own it, and monetize it. At 43, the Lord has a clothing empire, a real estate portfolio, and a television annuity. The talent, it turns out, was business all along.
The Health Journey: Public Struggles
Disick's health has been a public storyline: the 2022 car accident (his Lamborghini flipped in Calabasas; he walked away), the back problems, and the weight fluctuations that tabloids documented mercilessly. He has spoken about the toll of years of hard living: the drinking, the partying, the chaos of his 20s and 30s.
The response has been a visible lifestyle shift: fitness, routine, and a focus on his three kids. The 2023-2024 seasons of The Kardashians showed a slimmer, more settled Disick: the party boy grown into a father.
At 43, the health journey is ongoing, but the direction is clear: the man who once seemed determined to self-destruct is now determined to stick around. Mason is 16, Penelope 14, Reign 11. The Lord plans to be there for all of it.
The Kardashians: The Hulu Era
Disick transitioned to The Kardashians (Hulu, 2022-present) with the family: the bigger budgets, the higher production values, and the same Lord. He remains a central figure: the ex who never left, the father of three, the comic relief.
The Hulu show has documented his evolution: the health journey, the business growth, the co-parenting with Kourtney (now married to Travis Barker). The dynamic is mature: the chaos of the E! years replaced by something steadier.
At 43, Disick is the show's elder statesman: 19 years in the universe, three kids, and a permanent place. The Lord abides.
The Real Estate Portfolio
Flip It Like Disick was not just TV. Disick is a genuine luxury real estate developer in Los Angeles, buying, renovating, and flipping high-end homes with his team. His taste, modern, masculine, meticulous, is the show's real star, and the flips have been profitable.
He has lived in a rotating cast of spectacular homes himself, Hidden Hills mansions, modernist showpieces, each one content for the brand. Real estate is the quiet engine of the Disick empire: less visible than Talentless, more lucrative than TV.
The Inner Circle: Still Family
What is remarkable about Disick is that the Kardashian-Jenners never exiled him. Through the Kourtney split, the Sofia Richie years, the health scares, he remained family: at birthdays, on vacations, on the show. Kris Jenner, once his nemesis, now his defender, treats him as a son.
It is unprecedented: the ex-boyfriend who became permanent. The reason is simple: three kids, 19 years, and genuine love. The Lord Disick persona was always partly an act; the family man underneath was real. At 43, Scott Disick is not the cautionary tale. He is the case study in turning reality TV into a life.
Talentless: The Clothing Brand
Talentless, Disick's clothing line (launched 2018), is the cornerstone of his business empire: minimalist streetwear, heavyweight basics, and the kind of muted luxury that sells to men who watch The Kardashians. The brand has grown steadily, with pop-ups, collaborations, and a loyal customer base.
The name is the joke and the genius: Talentless, the self-deprecating nod to his reality-TV origins, turned into a genuine fashion label. Disick designs, oversees production, and models the clothes himself. The revenue is real: the brand does millions annually.
It is the purest expression of the Disick business philosophy: take the joke (the talentless reality star), own it, and monetize it. At 43, the Lord has a clothing empire, a real estate portfolio, and a television annuity. The talent, it turns out, was business all along.
The Health Journey: Public Struggles
Disick's health has been a public storyline: the 2022 car accident (his Lamborghini flipped in Calabasas; he walked away), the back problems, and the weight fluctuations that tabloids documented mercilessly. He has spoken about the toll of years of hard living: the drinking, the partying, the chaos of his 20s and 30s.
The response has been a visible lifestyle shift: fitness, routine, and a focus on his three kids. The 2023-2024 seasons of The Kardashians showed a slimmer, more settled Disick: the party boy grown into a father.
At 43, the health journey is ongoing, but the direction is clear: the man who once seemed determined to self-destruct is now determined to stick around. Mason is 16, Penelope 14, Reign 11. The Lord plans to be there for all of it.
The Real Estate Portfolio
Flip It Like Disick was not just TV. Disick is a genuine luxury real estate developer in Los Angeles, buying, renovating, and flipping high-end homes with his team. His taste, modern, masculine, meticulous, is the show's real star, and the flips have been profitable.
He has lived in a rotating cast of spectacular homes himself, Hidden Hills mansions, modernist showpieces, each one content for the brand. Real estate is the quiet engine of the Disick empire: less visible than Talentless, more lucrative than TV.
The Inner Circle: Still Family
What is remarkable about Disick is that the Kardashian-Jenners never exiled him. Through the Kourtney split, the Sofia Richie years, the health scares, he remained family: at birthdays, on vacations, on the show. Kris Jenner, once his nemesis, now his defender, treats him as a son.
It is unprecedented: the ex-boyfriend who became permanent. The reason is simple: three kids, 19 years, and genuine love. The Lord Disick persona was always partly an act; the family man underneath was real. At 43, Scott Disick is not the cautionary tale. He is the case study in turning reality TV into a life.
Talentless: The Clothing Brand
Talentless, Disick's clothing line (launched 2018), is the cornerstone of his business empire: minimalist streetwear, heavyweight basics, and the kind of muted luxury that sells to men who watch The Kardashians. The brand has grown steadily, with pop-ups, collaborations, and a loyal customer base.
The name is the joke and the genius: Talentless, the self-deprecating nod to his reality-TV origins, turned into a genuine fashion label. Disick designs, oversees production, and models the clothes himself. The revenue is real: the brand does millions annually.
It is the purest expression of the Disick business philosophy: take the joke (the talentless reality star), own it, and monetize it. At 43, the Lord has a clothing empire, a real estate portfolio, and a television annuity. The talent, it turns out, was business all along.
The Health Journey: Public Struggles
Disick's health has been a public storyline: the 2022 car accident (his Lamborghini flipped in Calabasas; he walked away), the back problems, and the weight fluctuations that tabloids documented mercilessly. He has spoken about the toll of years of hard living: the drinking, the partying, the chaos of his 20s and 30s.
The response has been a visible lifestyle shift: fitness, routine, and a focus on his three kids. The 2023-2024 seasons of The Kardashians showed a slimmer, more settled Disick: the party boy grown into a father.
At 43, the health journey is ongoing, but the direction is clear: the man who once seemed determined to self-destruct is now determined to stick around. Mason is 16, Penelope 14, Reign 11. The Lord plans to be there for all of it.
The Kardashians: The Hulu Era
Disick transitioned to The Kardashians (Hulu, 2022-present) with the family: the bigger budgets, the higher production values, and the same Lord. He remains a central figure: the ex who never left, the father of three, the comic relief.
The Hulu show has documented his evolution: the health journey, the business growth, the co-parenting with Kourtney (now married to Travis Barker). The dynamic is mature: the chaos of the E! years replaced by something steadier.
At 43, Disick is the show's elder statesman: 19 years in the universe, three kids, and a permanent place. The Lord abides.
The Eastport Kid: Before the Fame
Disick was privilege before he was television. Born Scott Michael Disick on May 26, 1983, in Eastport, New York, on Long Island, to Jeffrey and Bonnie Disick, he is an only child. His grandfather, David Disick, developed luxury properties, and his father was also a real estate developer. He attended The Ross School in East Hampton but did not graduate.
The early clues were all there: as a teenager he was a book cover model for the Heartland series, he has always been interested in architecture (he read Dwell magazine as a teen), and he grew up Jewish. The Lord Disick persona, the suits, the cars, the house-flipping, was not invented for television; it was the Eastport kid's inheritance, televised.
That background explains the businesses: the clothing brand Talentless, the nightclub investments, the vitamin companies, and the E! house-flipping show Flip It Like Disick. The reality star was always a developer's grandson playing with real money. At 43, the Eastport kid is still the family's most reliable ratings, and its most unlikely businessman.
Frequently asked questions
What happened to Scott Disick?
He built a career beyond KUWTK: Flip It Like Disick (E!, 2019), the Talentless clothing brand, and a continuing role on Hulu's The Kardashians. He's 43 and co-parents three kids.
How old is Scott Disick?
He was born May 26, 1983 - 43 years old in 2026.
Are Scott Disick and Kourtney Kardashian still together?
No - they split in 2015. She married Travis Barker in 2022. They co-parent three children.
How many kids does Scott Disick have?
Three with Kourtney Kardashian: Mason (born 2009), Penelope (born 2012), and Reign (born 2014).
What is Talentless?
Disick's clothing brand - premium basics built on self-deprecating branding. It's been a genuine streetwear success.
What was Flip It Like Disick?
His 2019 E! reality show following his luxury home-flipping business in Los Angeles.
Is Scott Disick on The Kardashians?
Yes - he's appeared in every season of the Hulu series (2022-present).
Why is he called Lord Disick?
He purchased an online knighthood ceremony during a 2012 London trip filmed for KUWTK - and ran with the title.