New York: Kourtney Kardashian’s hard-partying boyfriend Scott Disick has been sent to rehab after he behaved violently during an episode of ‘’Kourtney and Khloe Take Miami’.
“Scott received outpatient rehab treatment and counseling for alcohol use and psychological issues after his Miami outburst. He`s still being treated,” the New York Daily News quoted sources as telling E Online.
But Disick seemed very resistant to the idea of rehab when Kourtney’s mother Kris suggested it.
The violent outburst occured when Kris stopped by to talk to Disick about possible retreats she has looked into for him to deal with his issues.
“I’m sure that deep down in there somewhere there’s a really great guy,” Kris to Disick.
“But I think that things have gotten a little out of hand and you really need to take care of yourself before you take care of anyone else,” she added.
Disick snubbed her suggestion, saying, “I’ve already started going to therapy and working on myself. I don’t need another person putting me down while I’m trying to be on the right path.”
“It’s very upsetting. I’m here to say you will not be a part of my life unless you change really fast,” she told him.
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