For years, Scott Disick has been the Kardashian family’s wild card—charming, unpredictable, and often hiding his pain behind a quick joke or a flashy car. But in a rare, emotionally charged episode, viewers got to see a side of Scott that’s usually kept behind closed doors: a son still grieving the loss of his parents, and a father determined not to let their memory fade for his own children.

With Kim and Khloé Kardashian by his side, Scott finally confronted the memories—and the pain—he’s avoided for so long. What unfolded was a heartfelt journey through family history, loss, and the healing power of connection.

“You Don’t Want Your Parents to Just Disappear”

The episode opens with a quiet moment of reflection. “It’s fun to talk about memories,” Scott says, his voice tinged with nostalgia and sadness. “You don’t want your parents to just… disappear.” It’s a sentiment that resonates with anyone who’s lost a loved one, and for Scott—an only child who lost both parents within months of each other—the pain is still raw.

Kim and Khloé gently encourage him to share stories from his childhood for the sake of his own kids. “The kids keep asking about my childhood growing up,” Scott admits. “Do you have any pictures of the little dog you had?” The longing in his voice is clear—he wants his children to know their grandparents, to feel a connection to the past that shaped him.

Cleaning Out the Past

As the family sifts through old boxes and photographs, Scott reveals that when his parents passed, he sold their house with most of their belongings still inside. “A lot of stuff was just thrown out. It wasn’t like a major priority,” he says, his regret palpable. “Losing my parents is not an easy subject for me to talk about. It puts me in a very vulnerable place.”

But with Kim and Khloé’s support, Scott pushes forward. They find old birthday cards, photographs, and mementos—tiny pieces of a childhood that now feel priceless. “I definitely want them to not be forgotten,” Scott says. “I want to explain them as much as I can to my kids, and I think with the pictures, it’s great. But I want to be able to talk to them more about it.”

Reaching Out to Family

One of the most touching moments comes when Scott reconnects with his “Uncle” Dave, a lifelong family friend who was in the delivery room when Scott was born. “He’s like the quintessential fake uncle,” Scott jokes, but the bond is real. Dave is one of the few remaining links to Scott’s parents, and their phone call is filled with warmth and longing.

Dave offers to visit Scott and his kids, and Kim urges Scott to make it happen. “You have to do it,” she says. “It’s important for your kids to see someone from your parents’ side of the family.” For Scott, who admits he rarely sees Dave anymore, the encouragement is just what he needs.

The Power of Memories

When Dave finally arrives, the atmosphere shifts from somber to celebratory. The kids gather around as Scott and Dave open boxes of old photos, laughing and reminiscing about birthday parties, mischievous childhood antics, and family vacations. “It’s pretty wild how many pictures we found,” Scott marvels, holding up a snapshot of himself as a young boy. “Look, Rainy, that’s me as a Young Thug!”

Dave shares stories about Scott’s parents, Bonnie and Jeff, painting a vivid picture of the love and joy that filled their home. “Bonnie loved you, Pete,” Dave tells one of the kids. “She used to want to show you chipmunks in her backyard.” The memories are bittersweet, but they bring comfort—not just to Scott, but to his children, who are finally getting to know the grandparents they never met.

Healing Through Connection

Khloé, ever the voice of empathy, opens up about her own journey with grief. “The first three years after my dad passed away, I could not even talk about him. I would be on the verge of tears at any moment,” she confides. “But the more I got comfortable with talking about him, it brought me comfort. So I wish Scott didn’t get like this. I wish he would talk about how he was feeling.”

Her words resonate with Scott, who admits that avoiding the pain hasn’t made it go away. “I think the more I talk about my parents, the more my kids will feel connected to them and remember them,” he says. “And Dave was really a great person to go through all this with.”

A New Chapter

As the evening winds down, Scott reflects on the experience. “As much as I was dreading looking through some of these old photos because I thought it was going to bring up sad memories, I’m happy Dave brought them with him. The truth is, it’s brought up so many amazing memories and so many things that I forgot.”

For the first time in years, Scott allows himself to feel the loss—and the love—of his parents. He shares stories with his kids, laughing at old photos and marveling at the family resemblance. “If that does not look exactly like Mason,” he says, holding up a picture. “That’s me, huh? That’s you. Wait, that’s you? I look like you.”

The Importance of Family

In a world obsessed with fame and fortune, the Kardashians have always understood the value of family. This episode is a poignant reminder that behind the glitz and glamour, they are just like any other family—grappling with loss, holding onto memories, and trying to keep the past alive for the next generation.

For Scott Disick, the journey isn’t over. Grief doesn’t have a timeline, and the pain of losing his parents will never fully disappear. But with the support of Kim, Khloé, and the rest of the Kardashian clan, he’s learning to open up, to share his story, and to honor the legacy of the people who loved him first.

“You don’t want your parents to just disappear,” Scott said. And thanks to a box of old photos, a visit from Uncle Dave, and the unwavering support of his extended family, they never will.

Written by [Your Name], Entertainment Editor