LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: The growing closeness of Scott Disick's connection with Kourtney Kardashian's sister Khloe Kardashian has infuriated the fan base. An episode of 'The Kardashians' featured a scene in which Disick was seen asking Khloe out, and viewers expressed their disappointment with the scenario.
The duo, who are renowned for their tight bond despite Disick's breakup with Kourtney, grew even closer in the most recent episode, leading to Disick's eventual proposal to the founder of Good American. Despite the ups and downs in the Kardashian-Jenner family, Khloe and Scott have a strong friendship that cannot be broken, but the fans thought that asking her out on a date was a little strange. Many fans reacted by saying that they would be better off being "brother and sister" than engaging in dating.
How did Scott Disick ask Khloe Kardashian out for a date?
"I pray you don't do this on dates. It is what it is with me, but like, it's disgusting," Khloe stated as Disick appeared to be coughing a lot on the show. Disick responded, "Why don't we go on a date so you can see what it's like?"
Khloe said, confused, "You and me?" to which Disick exclaimed, "Yes! You get the practice and then when you meet somebody..." However, Khloe soon interrupted him and stated, "Scott, I'm just going to be honest with you. If I went on a date with anyone that hacked the way that you did, I would leave during the date."
'This is so weird'
The exchange didn't sit well with people on the internet, who questioned the friendship between the two. One person wrote, "I think that this is a true friendship that was meant to be! Nothing sexual but a real brother and sister friendship!"
Another person wrote, "They were definitely meant to be brother and sister." A third person wrote, "This is so weird." One individual wrote, "Khloe n Scott have or had chemistry and it might seem sick but they actually are soul mates! From day dot!!! justsaying they are BEST FRIENDS."
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