In a new episode of 'The Kardashians', Scott reveals to Kris Jenner how his daughter Penelope Disick took care of him following the terrifying car crash back in August 2022 in Los Angeles.
- Jun 2, 2023
AceShowbiz - Scott Disick recalls his terrifying car crash back in August 2022 in Los Angeles. In a new episode of "The Kardashians", he told Kris Jenner how his daughter Penelope Disick took care of him following the accident.
"Good thing I got [Penelope]. She took care of me," Scott shared of the young girl, whom he shares with ex Kourtney Kardashian, in the Thursday, June 1 episode. "She got all the blood off of me when she was there."
Kris was shocked upon hearing it as she replied, "Blood? He had blood?" The 10-year-old then confirmed her father had "a lot of blood" on his forehead when she saw him post-accident. The "Flip It Like Disick" star added, "She came down with a wet rag. She got my face all done. P was a big help."
The Talentless founder, who also shares sons Mason, 13, and Reign, 8, with Kourtney, further detailed what went down when he flipped over his Lamborghini at The Oaks gated community near Calabasas. "So, I was going to pick up Mas. We were going to a movie. I was just coming up, and I was driving by myself," Scott said.
He shared that one of his car's tires caught the "lip" of a curb and it caused him to "smack into a pillar." The luxury SUV then "hit" the mailbox and "did a somersault forward" before hitting another object and then landing on its side. Scott claimed that he was "strapped in and hanging" via a safety belt immediately after the crash occurred.
"And then I couldn't get out, and then I realized, I'll try the sunroof," Scott continued before showing Kris a photo of the car from a different angle. "So, I hit the sunroof, and I moseyed on out."
Shocked, Kris told the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" alum, "That must have scared you. I feel so bad."
Thankfully, Scott only suffered a minor cut to his head. TMZ reported at the time that he refused medical attention from paramedics. Police also determined that Scott "didn't appear impaired" and that speed "appears to have been a factor" in the accident. Scott was not cited for any crime, while his car was towed from the scene.
