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Fans Drag Scott Disick’s Father’s Day Gift Guide on Kourtney Kardashians’s Blog: ‘This Is so Dumb’
Love him or hate him, there’s no denying that Scott Disick has a number of marketable talents. As it happens, though, being a gift guide coordinator is definitely not one of them. Case in point: Scott’s ex Kourtney Kardashian shared her baby daddy’s Father’s Day present suggestions to her lifestyle blog, Poosh, and fans are not happy about it … and that’s putting it *lightly.*
Why, you ask? Well, it seems as though Scott, 35, didn’t exactly take into account that not everyone with a dad has a Kardashian budget to work with. “How the f-ck is a regular person going to spend thousands of dollars on a Father’s Day gift? This is so dumb,” one user commented on Monday, June 10.
In case you think fans are being dramatic, here are a few examples of what Scott included. Is your dad a Wall Street man? Why not buy him in a $3,025 Bottega Veneta briefcase then? If that doesn’t suit his style, how about a $980 Prada sweater? No? Still not up his alley? OK, OK, then you can always go with $10,400 Jover + Valls furniture. Surely, he’d be pleased with that.
“Can The Lord recommend anything more affordable? Sure, a $5K Rolex watch, $3K briefcase and $290 swimming trunks would be great … but that’s not affordable,” someone commented. To be fair, a handful of people chimed in to defend Kourtney, 40, and Scott’s gift guide collaboration. “Why are you guys complaining about the prices? They’re just suggestions/examples. I’m sure you can find an affordable version of it. You don’t have to buy what they’re showing.”
While that’s technically true, a gift guide is supposed to do the work for you … hence the whole “guide” thing. Either way, Scott is a wonderful father to his three beautiful kiddos — Mason, 9, Penelope, 6, and Reign, 4 — and we hope he has a special time celebrating on Sunday, June 16.
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