Scott Disick and Kourtney Kardashian recently revealed they are in therapy in order to keep their relationship strong.
The businessman made the shock admission as he co-hosted 'The View' saying he lives the life of an "80-year-old man".
He said: "I basically live the life of an 80-year-old. We just skipped to that part quicker. Where you always saw your grandparents in two beds in one room. I am very mature. It's really just you get into a habit and then it just becomes your normal thing."
Kourtney, 33 and 29-year-old Scott - who have son Mason, two, and daughter Penelope, born earlier this month together - recently revealed they are in therapy in order to keep their relationship strong.
She said: "He's grown so much over the years. I love seeing him as a dad - he's great with Mason - and I'm not saying that we're perfect. We go to therapy, which helps us a lot. I think we're always working to better ourselves, which I think a lot of people can do.
"I could go into the therapy session despising him, but by the time I leave - even if he's not in there - I feel like I understand him so much more."
Scott Disick and Kourtney Kardashian sleep in separate beds
Scott Disick and Kourtney Kardashian recently revealed they are in therapy in order to keep their relationship strong.
The businessman made the shock admission as he co-hosted 'The View' saying he lives the life of an "80-year-old man".
He said: "I basically live the life of an 80-year-old. We just skipped to that part quicker. Where you always saw your grandparents in two beds in one room. I am very mature. It's really just you get into a habit and then it just becomes your normal thing."
Kourtney, 33 and 29-year-old Scott - who have son Mason, two, and daughter Penelope, born earlier this month together - recently revealed they are in therapy in order to keep their relationship strong.
She said: "He's grown so much over the years. I love seeing him as a dad - he's great with Mason - and I'm not saying that we're perfect. We go to therapy, which helps us a lot. I think we're always working to better ourselves, which I think a lot of people can do.
"I could go into the therapy session despising him, but by the time I leave - even if he's not in there - I feel like I understand him so much more."
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