Kourtney Kardashian Cancels Her Son's Instagram: Reacts On TikTok

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

Now Mason, the eldest son of Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick, is going to be armed. In typical attitude of preadolescent children 10 years has challenged his parents with a live TikTok after these will erase his secret account Instagram.

The mess began when on March 24 the 10-year-old boy did a 'live' on his secret Instagram account where he denied that his aunt Kylie Jenner and his former Travis Scott "had returned", according to US Weekly.

Suddenly his account disappeared without a trace. Later her mother confirmed that she and her ex-partner were responsible: "He started [using] Instagram like yesterday and he didn't even ask us for permission," the Keeping up With the Kardashians (E!) Star exclaimed the next day at I live on his Instagram account. "He doesn't have 'a cell phone]. He has an iPad and a computer for his school … Scott and I feel like … he's 10 [years old]."

Rebelling, on Thursday 26 Mason returned to the networks, this time with a brand new Tiktok account where he told his followers that his original TikTok account had also been deleted. "They deleted it because I was too young," he exclaimed to explain that he had already created a new one. "I went viral. I would already have 2.7 million [followers] if I had kept it."

Mason speaking to his fans on his new Tiktok account:

Kourtney Kardashian explaining why she deleted her son's secret Instagram account:

In a question and answer session with her friend Sara Howard, Kardashian responded to comments on social media from those who noticed that Mason's Instagram account had disappeared and questioned her about it.

"We made it private and then [Mason] made it public without us knowing … so I just [erased it]," said the 40-year-old reality star.

Then the mother of three children (in addition to Mason, has Penelope, seven years old and Reign, five) explained that she fears for her children and what they can tell them in networks. "People can be so bad." Let's say if a Kardashian tells you, you have to believe her.