Younes Bendjima shares alleged DMs from Scott Disick about Kourtney's PDA - Page Six

Apparently Scott Disick thinks Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker’s PDA is a bit much.

In a plan that truly backfired, Disick appeared to direct message Kardashian’s other ex-boyfriend Younes Bendjima on Instagram looking for support in his horror over her paparazzi-snapped makeout sessions with Travis Barker.

Unfortunately, not only did the model, 28, not give Disick, 38, what he was looking for, he also put him on blast by sharing screenshots of the exchange on his Instagram Story.

“Yo is this chick ok!???? Broooo like what is this. In the middle of Italy,” Disick appeared to write to Bendjima, attaching a photo of Kardashian, 42, mounting the Blink-182 rocker, 45, on a boat.

Younes Bendjima, Scott Disick, Travis Barker and Kourtney Kardashian
Younes Bendjima put Scott Disick on blast by sharing alleged DMs from the Talentless founder about their mutual ex-girlfriend’s PDA.
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“Doesn’t matter to me as long as she’s happy,” Bendjima seemed to respond. “PS: i aint your bro.”

Bendjima added over the photo, “keep the same energy you had about me publicly, privately.”

In a follow-up slide on his Instagram Story, Bendjima wrote, “couldn’t miss this one. He been playing around for too long, tired [sic] to stay quiet and be the nice guy.”

Disick hasn’t publicly responded to Bendjima putting him on blast.

Younes Bendjima's alleged DM from Scott Disick
Disick appeared to be looking for support from Bendjima.
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Perhaps the Talentless founder thought he had an ally in Bendjima because the Algerian model appeared to shade the former “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” star’s PDA with Barker in April.

“Shamelessness has become so normal in today’s society that modesty has become strange,” Bendjima posted — and deleted — on his Instagram Story shortly after his ex-girlfriend shared a photo of herself wearing a thong bikini and kissing the famed drummer.

Kardashian and Bendjima dated from around 2016 to 2018, when they split following a lengthy vacation in Italy. They sparked romance rumors again in December 2019 when they were spotted at Disneyland together.

During their on-again, off-again courtship, Bendjima, who is Muslim, called out his then-girlfriend for her sexy photos.

“[That’s] what you need to show to get likes?” he commented on a bikini snapshot, then deleted it.

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