If you’ve been following the Kardashian cinematic universe for the last decade, you probably remember Scott Disick as the "Lord" who wore velvet loafers and carried a cane. Or maybe you remember the darker years—the messy club appearances and the constant "will-they-won't-they" drama with Kourtney.
But things look a lot different lately. Honestly, if you saw a photo of him from three years ago next to one from early 2026, you might not even realize it’s the same guy. He’s thinner, quieter, and seems to have finally traded the party-boy persona for something a bit more... grounded.
So, what is Scott Disick doing now?
The short answer: He's navigating a massive health transformation, raising three kids who are quickly becoming adults, and running a clothing empire that’s actually making serious money. He’s not just a side character in someone else’s reality show anymore.
The Physical Transformation and Health Journey
Let’s address the elephant in the room first. The weight loss.
Back in 2024, fans were genuinely worried. Scott appeared drastically thinner in paparazzi shots, leading to a flood of speculation. It turns out, he had been struggling with a back injury from a 2022 car accident that made moving around almost impossible. When you can't move, you gain weight. When you're a public figure, that weight gain gets picked up by every tabloid on the planet.
To get back to a "baseline," Scott eventually admitted to using weight-loss medication. It wasn't about vanity so much as it was about being able to play with his kids again without being in agony.
By 2025 and into 2026, he’s pivoted to a "maintenance" phase. He’s reportedly ditched the sugary sodas—he used to be obsessed with ginger ale and Hawaiian rolls—for a high-protein, Mediterranean-style diet. You can see it in his face. The puffiness is gone. He looks sharp, maybe even a little tired, but definitely healthier than he has in years.
Parenting a New Generation of Kardashians
Raising teenagers is hard. Raising them in front of 30 million people is a whole different beast.
His oldest, Mason, turned 15 recently. You might have seen the headlines: Scott bought him a black Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon for his birthday. It's a classic "Lord Disick" move, but the relationship behind the scenes is what’s actually interesting.
For a while, Scott was dead-set on moving back to New York. He’s a New Yorker at heart, and he missed the energy. But Mason apparently shut that down. He told his dad he couldn't just uproot their lives in LA. Scott actually listened. He’s staying in California because that’s where his kids are comfortable.
- Mason (15): Living mostly with Scott and staying out of the spotlight.
- Penelope (13): The TikTok star of the family who basically runs Scott’s social life.
- Reign (11): Still the wild card of the group.
It’s a weird dynamic. He’s co-parenting with Kourtney and her husband, Travis Barker. While the early days of that transition were "kinda" awkward (to put it lightly), things have settled into a boring, functional routine. That’s a win in this family.
The Business of Being "Talentless"
While people were busy talking about his dating life, Scott was quietly building a clothing brand that didn't fail after six months.
Talentless—the name is a tongue-in-cheek nod to everyone who said reality stars don't have skills—has become a legitimate player in the luxury basics market. We aren't talking about cheap merch. He’s selling $140 heavyweight hoodies and premium tees that people actually want to wear.
He’s also still flipping houses. You remember his show Flip It Like Disick? Even though the show didn't last forever, the business did. He’s been buying properties in Hidden Hills, gutting them, and turning them into "modern farmhouses."
It’s a smart pivot. Reality TV money is great, but real estate and retail provide the kind of longevity that a guest spot on The Kardashians just can't match.
Why He Stopped Dating 19-Year-Olds
For years, Scott’s dating life was a punchline. He was the guy who kept getting older while his girlfriends stayed the same age.
But something shifted recently. In a 2025 interview on Khloe Kardashian’s podcast, he finally admitted he "can't" do it anymore. He realized that dating people in a completely different life stage was leaving him feeling more lonely, not less.
He’s been linked on-and-off with people like Chloe Bartoli (an old flame from years ago), but mostly, he’s been single or "casually dating" women who are closer to his own age. He’s 42 now. He’s realized that his kids are old enough to read the news, and he doesn't want to bring anyone around who isn't "the end all be all."
What’s Next for the Lord?
Scott Disick is in a weirdly peaceful era. He’s not the center of the drama anymore, and honestly, he seems fine with that.
He’s still a main cast member on the Hulu show, but he’s playing the role of the "cool uncle/snarky commentator" rather than the guy causing the meltdowns. He’s focused on his health, his kids, and making sure Talentless keeps growing.
If you want to keep up with him, forget the tabloids. Look at what he's actually doing:
- Check the Talentless drops: This is where his creative energy is going.
- Watch the background of the Hulu show: He’s often the voice of reason now, which is a wild sentence to write.
- Real Estate: Keep an eye on Hidden Hills listings. If a house looks like a minimalist museum with a $10 million price tag, there’s a decent chance Scott had a hand in it.
He’s proof that you can survive a decade of public messiness and come out the other side relatively intact. He’s still "The Lord," but these days, he’s a much more quiet, calculated version of himself.