Kardashian fans demand ousted family member return to Hulu reality show after he shares rare new photos with followers
KARDASHIAN fans have demanded Scott Disick return to The Kardashians Hulu show.
Fan demand started pouring in after Kourtney Kardashian's ex posted a photo of their daughter Penelope to social media.
Scott posted a photo of Penelope, 10, to his Instagram page.
The pre-teen is sitting at a table as Scott hands her a hearty bowl of pasta.
He captioned the post: "Pasta night with my little peepaleny."
Fans immediately responded in the comments section, begging for his return to the show.
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"WE MISS U ON THE SHOW SCOTT," one fan typed in all caps.
Another wrote: "Miss seeing you. Get your own show."
"We want Scott back on the Kardashians," another demanded, while another agreed: "Love you Lord!! We need to see MORE of you on The Kardashians!!"
Another added: "We miss you Scott. You are a favorite to many viewers watching keeping up with the Kardashians. Start your own show. Keep the faith."
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Scott's fan support comes after an old clip of Kourtney & Kim Take New York recently resurfaced on TikTok, showing Kourtney's reaction to him trying to embrace his Jewish heritage.
'DISGUSTING'
In the clip, Scott told Kourtney he had "discovered a bit more of my Judaism."
The reality star then showed Kourtney and their son, now 12, some papers he had printed out of Jewish prayers.
Scott then brought out two kippahs, which are traditional Jewish caps.
He told his then-girlfriend: "You can't say that I'm not getting back to my heritage."
Kourtney asked: "Are you going to rock the yarmulke?"
Scott replied: "It's a very trendy yarmulke."
Kourtney then said: "Are you going to wear it for five minutes and then never again?"
She added in a confessional to the cameras: "There is no way that Scott is going to risk messing up his hair and wearing this yarmulke. He might wear it one time and I guarantee never again."
Back in the scene, Scott said: "You do realize I wanna start doing some religious stuff around the house. Nothing crazy but maybe Shabbat dinner."
Kourtney asked, "What is Shabbat dinner exactly?"
Scott replied: "Stop busting my chops!"
The Poosh founder protested: "But you go through phases! Remember when you wanted to be a race car driver?
"If you go through a phase and then hate something that's fine."
Scott then said in a confessional: "For Kourtney to tell me that the Jewish thing is just another phase in my life is pretty disrespectful.
"This isn't a certain type of suit or a certain type of car that I'm into for the week."
FAN REACTION
Viewers blasted Kourtney's attitude in the comments section of the video.
One wrote: "Well this whole scene is disgusting. Kourtney being Jewish isn't a fad."
Another posted, "She doesn't understand Judaism at all," and a third commented: "Yeah that’s f**ked up."
Others defended Kourtney in the scene, claiming her comments were just "couple banter".
Another wrote: "Well to be fair she didn’t say it was a fad."
Scott continued to embrace his Jewish heritage after the episode aired.
In 2016, the E! star took a special trip to Israel where he was blessed by a rabbi.
He's also known to celebrate Hannukah with the three kids he shares with Kourtney - Mason, Penelope, 10, and Reign, seven.
'WORST SEASON YET'
Fans begging for Scott to come back to The Kardashians comes as some questioned if the show itself should even continue.
The second season of the reality family's Hulu series recently wrapped up.
And some fans hope that it's over for good.
The biggest complaints seem to be how "boring" the show has become, with others feeling that it is now only an extended ad for the sister's many products and endeavors.
Storylines this season included Kylie Jenner’s second pregnancy, Kourtney Kardashian’s wedding with Travis Barker, and the family’s attendance at the 2022 Met Gala.
But missing from this season is any type of mention or reference to serious issues and events, like the tragedy at Astroworld, and barely a mention of Kim Kardashian's relationship with Pete Davidson.
Likewise, Kim's ex-husband Kanye West was not featured at all.
Momager Kris Jenner serves as an executive producer and has the final say as to what does and does not make the cut of each episode.
Critics have slammed the family for flaunting their wealth and the success of their businesses instead of showing their real-life dramas.
“Nothing happens on The Kardashians anymore!” complained one reviewer.
On Rotten Tomatoes, the Kardashians have received a paltry 21 percent approval from fans.
Online, many fans have been vocal about their feelings.
“Kardashians is such a chore to watch lately,” one former fan remarked. “It’s just constant ads and product placement."
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Another added: “There’s no fun anymore. There’s no wholesomeness or genuine sibling conversations. It feels all rehearsed."
A third summarized: “There’s no reference to what is really going on in their lives - it’s just ads.”
