Scott Disick to host house flipping show produced by ex Kourtney Kardashian’s mum Kris Jenner
SCOTT Disick has landed his own house flipping show thanks to Kris Jenner.
He may not be dating her daughter Kourtney Kardashian any more but that hasn't stopped the Keeping Up With The Kardashians matriarch from setting him up with his own gig.
According to , Scott - who dubs himself Lord Dissick after buying himself a Lordship - will front a new show called Royally Flipped.
The new programme will also feature the Kardashian clan's real estate agent Tomer Friedman, a contractor named Mickey and Scott's business partner.
Royally Flipped will see Tomer show Scott some houses which need to be done up, he buys them and then Mickey completes the work before they try to sell it on for a profit.
The American news site reports "they're already shooting the pilot at 2 homes...one in Malibu and another in the San Fernando Valley" and that E! has been given first refusal for the series.
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Meanwhile, Kourtney has been moving on with new boyfriend Younes Bendjima and the pair were pictured out and about in LA this week.
And Kourtney has had plenty of support as she starts dating again as her make-up artist pal bought her a bag of sex toys for her birthday.
Kourtney, 38, shared a saucy video of the presents given to her by her pal Joyce Bonelli.
She panned the camera over boxes of saucy treats including a vibrator, nipple clamps and a butt plug.
She has been moving on since ending her tumultuous nine-year romance with Scott, the father of her three kids.
The glam reality star, 38, was seen making made a rare appearance with her 23-year-old boy toy Younes – a boxer and model from Algeria - this week.
TMZ also reported that Scott was "devastated" when the pictures emerged as he allegedly belived he still had a chance with her.
Kourtney and 33-year-old Scott had an on-off relationship spanning between 2006 and 2015.
The pair have three children together – Mason, seven, Penelope, four, and two-year-old son Reign.
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