Sad! Scott Disick's dad dies 2 months after his mum passed away

Kourtney Kardashian's longtime partner Scott
Disick has lost his dad
just two months after losing his mum, Bonnie
Disick, who passed
away suddenly in early November 2013 at age 63.
His dad, Jeffrey Disick, a real estate developer, died
on Friday
January 3rd according to a report by E! News. Scott
is said to be so
devastated and beside himself with grief.
Imagine losing both parents within two months,
especially when
you're an only child like Scott is.
"Scott is an only child with no remaining family." a
source told E!
News. Too sad

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