Controversial photo of Scott Disick and daughter exposed.
Scott Disick is once again at the center of controversy — but this time, it’s not for partying or dating too young.
Kourtney and Scott’s journery highlighted.
Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick’s relationship began in 2006 after meeting in Mexico during a party thrown by Girls Gone Wild creator Joe Francis.
Their romance played out in front of millions on Keeping Up with the Kardashians, quickly becoming one of the show’s most dramatic storylines.
The couple’s relationship was defined by turbulence — marked by frequent breakups, makeups, and Scott’s battles with substance abuse and infidelity.
Despite their issues, the pair welcomed three children together: Mason in 2009, Penelope in 2012, and Reign in 2014.
Fans watched the highs and lows, including Scott’s stint in rehab and Kourtney’s struggle to balance his behavior with raising their children.
After years of trying to make it work, they officially split in 2015 — but remained committed to co-parenting.
“Scott and I, we’re going to be in each other’s lives forever,” Kourtney said on KUWTK, calling him her soulmate “in a sense.”
Kourtney has since married Travis Barker, but she continues to include Scott in family events and milestones.
Disick has said, “We do our best to make the kids the priority,” reflecting on how their relationship has evolved into one focused on parenting.
Over the years, the two have learned to navigate birthdays, holidays, and even vacations together for the sake of their kids.
While Kourtney sets clear boundaries, she still calls Scott “family” and acknowledges their unbreakable bond through their children.
Their co-parenting dynamic, though imperfect, is often praised for its maturity and shows how exes can remain united when kids come first.
Shocking photo described.
The 41-year-old reality TV star is being slammed online for an Instagram photo featuring his 12-year-old daughter, Penelope.
In the now-viral post, the father-daughter duo is seated at an Asian restaurant, smiling for the camera — but it’s Penelope’s expression that has the internet divided.
In the picture, Penelope is seen pulling her eyelids upward — a gesture many interpret as mimicking a racist Asian stereotype.
The fact that chopsticks are visible on the table has only made the backlash worse, with commenters calling the timing and setting “tone-deaf.”
Reactions to post unveiled.
“Why the F is his daughter doing that? Eating Asian food and being racist??” one furious user posted.
Another blasted the move as textbook ignorance, writing, “This is how racism is taught. Kids don’t invent this stuff. Parents do.”
The gesture — pulling at the eyes to imitate an “Asian look” — has long been recognized as a racial slur with a deeply offensive past.
Originating from 19th-century Western propaganda, the so-called “slant-eyes” stereotype painted Asians as inhuman caricatures — yellow skin, buck teeth, slit eyes.
It’s a move that has been condemned across schools, sports, and public media as an unacceptable mockery of East Asian features.
Disick’s fans are sharply split. While many called the image disgusting, others rushed to defend the father and daughter, calling the reaction “overblown.”
“How is that racist? I see a little child making a silly face,” one supporter commented.
Another added: “You people are disgusting talking about a child being racist because she made a funny face?”
But a self-identified Chinese commenter clarified: “If you mock Asian eyes, you pull OUT not UP. This ain’t funny either way.”
The debate rages on.
Disick has not publicly responded to the backlash, nor has Kourtney Kardashian commented on the viral photo.
Still, the debate has reignited old conversations about how young children are portrayed online — and what parents are responsible for teaching.
Penelope has appeared frequently on her parents’ social media accounts and in reality shows since she was a toddler.
With fame comes scrutiny, and this latest episode proves that even a “silly face” isn’t safe from public interpretation.
Whether this photo was meant to offend or not, it has clearly hit a nerve — especially among East Asian communities who’ve endured years of similar mockery.
And with thousands of people now weighing in, it’s clear this is more than a “dad post” — it’s a cultural flashpoint.