Kourtney Kardashian’s Son Reign Addresses Rumor Justin Bieber Is His Biological Father
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Kardashian, 45, and Bieber, 31, were romantically linked in the past.
Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick’s youngest son, Reign Disick, is shutting down the rumors that his biological father is actually Justin Bieber.
While appearing on a recent Instagram Live alongside his stepsister’s (Alabama Barker) boyfriend, Scooter Jackson, the 10-year-old addressed the speculation after a social media user asked about the scandalous conspiracy theory.
“He’s not, bro, I swear,” Reign said of the “Peaches” singer. “Justin Bieber’s not my dad. Scotty, Scotty, Scotty is my dad.”
Reign added, “I don’t know how old my mom was, but I think Justin Bieber was 16 when I got born. I don’t think my mom would do that.”
Kardashian, 45, and Disick, 41, are also parents to 15-year-old son Mason and 12-year-old daughter Penelope. The pair dated on and off until they officially split in 2015.
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