Kardashian fully supports Disick's decision to check into rehab again after he stepped out too early from the former treatment.
- Mar 23, 2015
AceShowbiz - Kourtney Kardashian, a mother of three, openly discussed about her lover's current rehab stay when she was attending an event at a Las Vegas club. She stated that staying in rehab was a good step for Scott Disick to end his long battle with alcohol. "He's is doing well. I think the thing that's most important to me is just his commitment to working on himself," she said.
Disick had chosen some alternative healing methods before this one but he ended up with nothing and left the treatment only after 12 hours. But then his commitment to remedy his struggle brought him to Costa Rica on March 16 to get a treatment in Rythmia Advancement Center. "I realize my issues are bigger than me and I'm ready to truly remedy this struggle I continue to battle," he said of his treatment. There, he indulged himself in a herbal treatment using a hallucinogenic African plant named iboga, which is banned in the U.S., to overcome his drinking problem.
However, recent report said Disick again planned to leave the treatment before it is completed. According to TMZ, he had a lot of business things to do in L.A. and that's why he had to bail out of his rehab. Actually, he had booked a flight for Saturday but then he decided not to leave yet. He chose to complete a full week of treatment before he boarded on Monday.
Despite the claim, his willingness to be alcohol-free made Kardashian feel proud of Disick and his improvement. "He is learning so much about himself and growing, and so that's really amazing to see," the 35-year-old told PEOPLE.
Aside from the main goal of this rehab stay that is being free from his heavy drinking habit, Kardashian hopes that this longtime healing process will make her relationship with her nine-year partner stronger. She believes that this effort will lead their romance into a new and better stage. "When he's working on himself it only betters our relationship," she claimed.
