Scott Disick Thinks His 19-Year-Old Girlfriend Is Better Than Kourtney Kardashian And Gives Reason Why

February 13, 2018 15:17

Kourtney Kardashian’s ex-partner, Scott Disick, has been dating 19-year-old model, Sofia Richie, for six months already, and everyone is very concerned about their relationship because Scott has 15 years on his girlfriend!

Ending a long-term relationship

Kourtney left Scott in 2015 after nine years of relationship because of Disick’s endless affairs. After the break up, he started changing girls like clothes or even at a faster rate.

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Scott had short flings with Bella Thorne, Chloe Bartoli, and other women. Therefore, it is not surprising that no one believed in the longevity of his relationship with Richie, including Kourtney.

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Making the relationship work

But to the surprise of many, it seems that their relationship works just fine. So, what is their secret? It's something Kourtney didn't do. Scott’s friends believe that the lack of control and age gap are the reasons for getting more serious.

A big part of it is that Sofia doesn’t try to control Scott at all. And her age is another factor, she doesn’t put many adult demands.

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Ironically, by giving her boyfriend this freedom, Sofia actually gets him more in line because he doesn’t need to rebel against the set rules.

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What does Kourtney think?

Upon getting to know that her ex dated someone as young, the mother-of-three was outraged:

Sofia is way too young for him!

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But her initial reaction changed as soon as Kourtney started dating her 14-year junior – Younes Bendjima. Now, the TV star is happy. Disick is doing even better. They both moved one, and things between the two remained civil.