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Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick Look Affectionate While Shopping, Are They Back Together?


 
Not so fast. On Tuesday, February 2, exes Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick were spotted looking affectionate while reportedly shopping for a wedding registry at Williams-Sonoma in Calabasas, California. But according to a source, there are no wedding plans in their future — the two were simply shopping for pots and pans for Disick’s new pad.


The mother of three did look happy to be reunited with her ex, though. At one point during their shopping trip — which was filmed by E! cameras — the Keeping Up With the Kardashians stars hugged each other while Kardashian’s mom, Kris Jenner, looked on happily.
Kardashian, 36, recently caused fans to wonder if the two were back together after she posted a flashback Friday photo   to Instagram on Friday, January 29. “#FBF with the baby daddy before he was a baby daddy,” she captioned the throwback photo of herself with the self-proclaimed Lord.
The parents of Mason, 6, Penelope, 3, and Reign, 13 months, split this past July after Disick, 32, was caught getting too close with his ex-girlfriend Chloe Bartoli. Kardashian and Disick were in a relationship for nine years. He then checked into a rehab facility in Malibu, and following his treatment, the pair spent Thanksgiving together. Their breakup and the aftermath has been featured on the family’s popular reality show.
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