Scott Disick To Receive Millions For 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' Despite Reportedly Being Cut From Show

Scott Disick's days on "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" may be over, but that doesn't mean he's seen his last paycheck from the network. The 32-year-old will presumably not be featured in the show following his split from longtime girlfriend Kourtney Kardashian.

According to TMZ the conditions of Scott's contract requires E! to continue to pay him. The site claims that, although he has been cut from the show completely, the network does plan to include shots of him that relate to his relationship with Kourtney. Because his contract only states that he must cooperate fully with “KUWTK” producers when asked, he will receive full pay for the show unless he refuses to allow them to film him in any capacity. TMZ reports Scott will be paid $4 million.

In the meantime, Scott will continue to make a living by partying– maybe. He recently decided to cancel his appearance at 1OAK nightclub in Las Vegas after receiving backlash on social media. Instagram commenters criticized the New York native for continuing to go out and drink rather than focus on his family.

As we previously reported, Scott and Kourtney ended their nine-year relationship over Fourth of July weekend. News of their split came shortly after photos surfaced of the father of three cozying up to ex-girlfriend Chloe Bartoli in Monte Carlo. Multiple outlets reported that Kourtney had grown tired of Scott’s partying ways and decided to ditch him for the sake of their children. She has been very vocal about her feelings that Scott may suffer from substance abuse issues and it is widely believed that his refusal to stay away from alcohol contributed to their demise.

Kourtney reportedly had her former boyfriend’s belongings moved out of her home into the Beverly Hills bachelor pad he purchased in December 2014. The $3.7 million home, which is about an hour drive away from the Calabasas mansion he and Kourtney once shared, was initially purchased with the intent to fix and flip. Now, however, Scott plans to make the pricey pad his temporary house.