Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick's new relationships were difficult

We do not blame him! Kourtney Kardashian admitted that going out with other people was the biggest challenge to co-sponsor with Scott Disick. Both revealed surprising things in an interview published Monday, April 29 on Poosh, the new website Starlet dedicated to the lifestyle of the starlet.

"I think the hardest thing was when we started to build new relationships," confessed midlife, sitting on the couch with her ex, 35-year-old. The pair of reality TV seemed comfortable talking together about their new kids situation – Mason, 9, Penelope, 6 and Reign, 4.

At first, Scott did not quite agree, but Kourtney went on to explain: "It's the hardest thing because it has caused arguments between you and me to introduce the children. I think this has caused the greatest number of challenges. The New York native has definitely understood his argument. He said, "Yes, you are right. This is one of those things that you think will never happen. But, like everything in the world, you know, things are moving.

The guru of the art of living revealed that the duo had to seek the help of a professional to overcome this clumsiness. "I think it was about the time you and I had our biggest … Like, I felt like we had to literally go through therapy so we could talk, even to be able to communicate together, was she said.

At the time when designer Talentless started dating his current girlfriend, Sofia Richietwo years ago, the The amazing Kardashian family star started a romance with Younes Bendjima. The three-year-old model and the 25-year-old model decided to leave the post in August after cheating charges were made. Scott and the 20-year-old daughter of Lionel Richie continue to be strong and have been burning all over Miami on a recent trip.

Surprisingly, the adorable father thought that creating boundaries was the biggest hill that he and his mom had to climb. "I think the biggest challenge was understanding how we separated our relationships as friends and relatives while staying on the same page. And what is appropriate and what is not. And when to be able to talk to each other He praised the brunette beauty and noted: "I think that at first you played well [boundaries] and then we learned from that and we came to a good place. "

It seems that these two have understood things for the better!