Kourtney Kardashian’s son Reign Disick responds to Internet speculating about Justin Bieber being his dad

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Reign Disick, the 10-year-old son of Kourtney Kardashian Barker and Scott Disick, is making it clear that Justin Bieber is not his father.

Addressing a comment during an Instagram Live session hosted by his stepsister Alabama Barker’s boyfriend, Scooter Jackson, Reign responded to a comment suggesting that 31-year-old Justin Bieber was his real father, as reported by People Magazine.

Reign Disick shuts down Justin Bieber paternity rumors

“No, he’s not. Bro, I swear, Justin Bieber is not my dad,” Reign said. “Scotty… Scotty… Scotty is my dad.”

He even did the math, pointing out that Bieber would have been just 16 years old when he was born.

“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,” he added, shutting down the speculation once and for all.

Rumors of a connection between Kardashian Barker and Bieber have swirled for years. Back in 2016, multiple sources confirmed that the two had been casually seeing each other. At the time, Bieber was 22, and Kardashian Barker, then 36, was spotted with him after his Purpose World Tour stop in Los Angeles.

“They have hooked up a few times, including recently. It happens in LA,” a source shared at the time. However, insiders made it clear that it was a casual fling. “Kourtney is great. Justin thinks it’s cool that she’s older and hot. She isn’t clingy and has her own life.”

Kourtney Kardashian sees shades of Scott Disick in son Reign’s goofy humor

Kourtney Kardashian Barker has consistently emphasized how much Reign takes after his father, Scott Disick. In a past episode of 'The Kardashians', she even joked about Reign inheriting his dad’s sense of humor, People reported.

Reign’s personality has always been a source of entertainment for his family. During a trip to Australia with her husband, Travis Barker, Kardashian Barker observed her son’s goofy antics and couldn’t help but compare him to Disick.

“I don’t know where he gets a sense of humor. He’s like a Jim Carrey,” Kourtney admitted in a confessional during one of the episode of 'The Kardashians' in 2024.

Reign’s comedic antics continued when he attempted to tell a story. “Okay, so once upon a time,” he started, pausing dramatically before delivering the punchline, “That was the story.” His sister, Penelope, 12, was unimpressed. “It’s not that funny though,” she told him bluntly.

Kourtney couldn’t help but make a connection. “I’m starting to get a lot of vibes, like his dad,” she quipped in another confessional. “I think he’s starting to get that sense of humor. I’m like, just what we need.”

Reign Disick speaks out on claims that Justin Bieber is his real father, internet reacts

Reign Disick has found himself at the center of internet chatter after addressing bizarre rumors suggesting Justin Bieber is his father, an accusation that has left many fans frustrated on his behalf.

One user defended him, writing, “Man, that’s Scott’s son—he acts just like Scott, and this lil guy shouldn’t have to be addressing these rumors. SMH, let this kid be.” Another wrote, “He looks like Scott. Stop the nonsense!!”

Many were outraged that a child had to respond to such speculation, with one commenter stating, “Leave the child alone. Whoever started this should be ashamed of themselves.”

Another questioned, “Why would a 10-year-old be addressing any rumors, especially something like this?”

Others emphasized how inappropriate it was to drag children into celebrity gossip, with one user writing, “A 10-year-old child should not have to address rumors about their parentage... Think what you want about celebrities, but leave kids out of it.”

Another added, “It’s disgusting that a TEN-YEAR-OLD has to get involved in telling people this. IDC if you don’t like their parents, leave children alone.”

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