Kendall Jenner Slams Scott Disick On 'The Kardashians' for 'Villainizing' Behavior

Despite having ended his relationship with Kourtney Kardashian back in 2015, Scott Disick is still a very present factor in the lives of the Kardashians.

Disick shares three children with Kourtney from their very public relationship, which could partly explain why he might still be involved with the family. However, their media spats have increased in recent times, becoming more and more glaring in Hulu's "The Kardashians."

Now, Kendall Jenner has called out the "Flip It Like Disick" star, saying he was going about "villainizing" everyone in the family, including herself.

In a confessional in the recent episode of "The Kardashians," Kendall, who is sisters with Disick's ex Kourtney, aired her view about the real estate mogul following their heated fight in which she stormed off.

She said, "He was victimizing himself, he was villainizing everybody else including me, which I have no ill intention towards him, and I love him and would always want him around, so it just caught me off guard."

Kendall and Disick's heated argument stemmed from him feeling left out of the family amid Kourtney's burgeoning relationship with Travis Barker. The Blink-182 drummer and his fiancé are infamously known for packing the PDA excessively and other lewd acts even to the discomfort of the people within their surroundings.

It's still unclear how this relates to Disick's emotional situation. However, the intensity of the heated debate suggests that there will be more in the reality show's next episodes.

Following her argument with Disick, Kendall stormed over to Kourtney's house. On her arrival, she sees a makeup-free Kourtney on the bed with a thinly clad Khloe close by. Almost immediately, she lets loose, pouring out her pent-up anger.

"Scott's like, 'What's going on for Thanksgiving? Obviously, I'm not invited,' and immediately it's hostile," Kendall narrated to her sisters. "He's talking through me the whole time, and I'm like, 'I don't do that.' I've been in enough toxic relationships, I can't stand it anymore. I shut off."

"So I stand up and I'm like, 'I'm out of here,'" Kendall continued. "At the end of the day, it's really not my place, it's about them two.

While Kendall was venting her anger, Kourtney seemed disinterested in the conversation and spent most of the time looking at her phone. In her confessional, the mother of three gave a reason why it seemed that way.

"I just don't have the energy for this," she said, opening as to how she did not want to spend any more time talking about Scott. "My head is on a different planet, and I feel like I'm living a different life. I am unsubscribing from this drama."

On the hand, Khloe also seemed to showcase some angst towards Disick as she feels that his actions towards Kendall were intentional.

He's not going to Kourtney because he knows he can't get s--t from her so he's going to you, the least combative," Khloe complained when Kendall came over. "And that's really f--ked up to prey on you. That's actually really f--king rude."

Kendall didn't meet up with Scott until the conclusion of the show to make amends and talk about what had happened.

"I feel like that could've been, maybe, our first argument since we've ever known each other since you were 7 years old," Scott said to Kendall.

"Obviously, there is a degree of respect for everyone involved in this circumstance," she responded, "but it's also such a new issue, and I was trying to apologize to you at that time because it was raw." "I should've given it more thought."

The pair then continued to discuss at length, with Kendall later promising Scott that she wouldn't stop being his supporter. While they were able to eventually trash out their differences, it is clear that Disick will need to put in more effort to embrace the new family dynamic brought on by Kourtney and Barker's romance.