Scott Disick just can’t get enough of his own face! The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star, who frequently refers to himself as Lord Disick, quenched his thirst with a pretty ego-centric beverage on Friday, December 21.
The Long Island native, 35, took to Instagram to share a photo of the drink, which featured some ridiculously realistic foam art of his face. “Lord tea,” Disick captioned the snap, adding the tea emoji for good measure. “How is this even possible?” one user asked. Added another: “I want to be this extra.”
The drink, which appeared to be a latte of some kind, was served in a gilded teacup that was resting on a golden saucer. Elsewhere on the white china tray there was a purple orchid and two chocolate chip cookies. Wherever Disick was, it was certainly lavish!
The snap came in the midst of ongoing birthday celebrations for Disick’s son Mason, who turned 9 on December 14. He also shares daughter Penelope, 7, and son Reign, 4, with ex Kourtney Kardashian.
The pair recently caused quite a stir when they reunited for vacation in Mexico with Disick’s current love, Sofia Richie, in tow. “What more can a guy ask for?” the entrepreneur captioned an Instagram photo shared on Sunday, December 23, of the once unlikely trio lounging on beach chairs. “THREE’S COMPANY.”
Considering Kardashian, 39, and Ritchie, 20, haven’t always gotten along, the mature move surprised even those closest to them. “Beyond proud of all of them!!!! This is LOVE!!! Your children before anything else!! All amazing adults right right!!!” Khloé Kardashian, 34, wrote in the comments section of a fan account’s photo of her sister, Disick, Richie and Mason all at dinner together. The pic was captioned, “This is co parenting done right.”
An insider previously told Us Weekly that Kardashian and Disick are putting any tension aside for the sake of their kids, and that Kardashian is eager to put past drama behind her. “She just wants to bury the hatchet and move on with her life,” the source dished. It’s best for her, their family and Sofia, too. All the drama is water under the bridge and they are all collectively in a much better space.”
