Their relationship has been tested
for years on one of the most popular reality shows on television,
Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
But despite sharing two children together, Kourtney Kardashian and her boyfriend Scott Disick have no immediate plans to make their courtship legal.
The couple left no conversation off-topic as they sat alongside the entire Kardashian-Jenner clan for a chat with Ryan Seacrest on Sunday night.
Clearing
up the air on their relationship of nearly seven years, Scott revealed
that he's happy living in an unmarried relationship with the mother of
his two children.
The 29-year-old revealed he no longer wants to tie the knot despite previously planning to propose to the brunette beauty on their show Keeping Up With The Kardashians and purchasing a diamond ring.
'I think if it's not broke, don't fix it. You know what I mean?,' he told Seacrest.
The pair began dating in 2006 and took
their on-again, off-again relationship to the next level when they
became parents in 2009.
Their first son, Mason, has been a prime star on their many reality shows, including Kourtney and Kim Take Miami.
In 2011, the couple welcomed a daughter, Penelope Scotland Disick.
'We're decently happy,' Scott continued.
'I feel like I used to want to get married more than she did. And then being that she was always so not interested, I've decided not to be.'
And he said he drew the line when she began talking about having a 'yoga' wedding.
But she said that after 10 years they might tie the knot, while he suggested 20 years.
Kourtney also opened up about how having TV crews around had affected their often tumultuous relationship.
'I think it's definitely made us not care about what everyone thinks,' said Kourtney.
Scott said the cameras had probably caused more problems for them, and they both admitted that having kids made them have doubts about the whole show.
'Are kids at school going to say something?' worried Kourtney.
Scott- who confessed he no longer watches the broadcasts - said it probably made his life better.
'It's probably taught me how to steer into that better light.'
But
he didn't miss the chance to confess to his 'craziest' moment on the
show - when he enjoyed 'sexual relations' with Kourtney as he was
driving a car along a highway.
'I cannot listen to this,' said Kris as she and the whole family listened to the story.
'That's the wildest one we can tell you about,' said Kourtney.
But despite sharing two children together, Kourtney Kardashian and her boyfriend Scott Disick have no immediate plans to make their courtship legal.
The couple left no conversation off-topic as they sat alongside the entire Kardashian-Jenner clan for a chat with Ryan Seacrest on Sunday night.
Happy couple: Kourtney Kardashian and her beau
Scott Disick opened up about their six-year courtship in a sit down
interview with Ryan Seacrest on Sunday
The 29-year-old revealed he no longer wants to tie the knot despite previously planning to propose to the brunette beauty on their show Keeping Up With The Kardashians and purchasing a diamond ring.
'I think if it's not broke, don't fix it. You know what I mean?,' he told Seacrest.
It's not broke: Scott said the pair are not interested in getting married in the near future
No plans: The couple agreed that marriage was not a priority
Behind it all: Ryan Seacrest is the executive producer of the Kardashian shows
Their first son, Mason, has been a prime star on their many reality shows, including Kourtney and Kim Take Miami.
In 2011, the couple welcomed a daughter, Penelope Scotland Disick.
Happy family: Kourtney Kardashian and partner Scott Disick share two children together -- Mason, three, and Penelope, one
Touching moments: The pair have shared their relationship with the cameras since the show's inception
We're happy: Scott said he wants to see the relationship to 20 years before making it legal
'I feel like I used to want to get married more than she did. And then being that she was always so not interested, I've decided not to be.'
And he said he drew the line when she began talking about having a 'yoga' wedding.
But she said that after 10 years they might tie the knot, while he suggested 20 years.
Kourtney also opened up about how having TV crews around had affected their often tumultuous relationship.
'I think it's definitely made us not care about what everyone thinks,' said Kourtney.
Scott said the cameras had probably caused more problems for them, and they both admitted that having kids made them have doubts about the whole show.
Family chat: The entire family sat down for dinner as part of the television special
Dinner talk: Scott shared a story about his first intimate moment with Kourtney
Not appropriate: Much of the table laughed at the naughty tale
By her side: Kourtney's sisters shared a laugh over dinner
Scott- who confessed he no longer watches the broadcasts - said it probably made his life better.
'It's probably taught me how to steer into that better light.'
Ups and downs: The programme highlighted some of the hardest moments in their relationship
Cameras on: Kourtney said that having her courtship televised has made it stronger
'I cannot listen to this,' said Kris as she and the whole family listened to the story.
'That's the wildest one we can tell you about,' said Kourtney.
Best friends: Kourtney also sat for a chat with her sisters Khloe and Kim
Much to celebrate: The trio have had a series of successful reality spin-offs, including shows in Miami and New York
Nothing off limits: The girls have put every moment of their lives on tape
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