Kourtney Kardashian's ex Scott Disick has been pictured taking his kids on a mini-break with his girlfriend Amelia Hamlin.
While many are stuck at home amid the coronavirus pandemic, Scott has been enjoying the high life on a trip to Catalina Island off the coast of California.
Scott, 38, and Amelia Hamlin, 20, headed to the sunny tourist trap along with his kids Mason, 11, Penelope, nine, and Reign, six, from his relationship with ex-girlfriend Kourtney.
Fans spotted the pair sharing a kiss as they walked down the pier to their speedboat.
"We saw the whole family getting churros and ice cream and snapping pictures with fans," a source said.
"Then I saw them run down the pier to their boat."
Scott looked relaxed in pink printed shorts, which he teamed with a black T-shirt and sunglasses, and Amelia wore a crew neck T-shirt, denim shorts and a pair of trainers.
The couple have been sharing regular snaps of their holiday away, including one of them cuddling on a boat together.
"Hermès only to swim," Scott wrote alongside the snap.
Whilst some trolls criticised the picture, many fans stepped up to defend the couple.
" @ameliagray love this photo of you both @letthelordbewithyou deserves happiness and so do you !!! Ignore the haters," one wrote.
Meanwhile, Amelia's family are not so keen on the couple's romance - or the 18 year age gap between the pair.
"The issue that’s most enduring is the age difference which to me is odd," her dad Harry Hamlin recently explained on the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
However, Harry admitted he doesn't think he can complain because there was a 14-year age gap between him and his ex Ursula Andress.
"I was 14 years younger than she... So I can’t really complain, right?" he added.
Amelia's mum Lisa Rinna has also admitted she's "nervous" about the couple's blossoming romance.
She added: "My daughter is linked to a guy named Scott Disick. And I was like, OK, come on, right? Like, come on. A couple days ago, Amelia sends me a video of her and Scott on the beach.
"There's nothing you can do. And the more you push, the bigger deal it becomes."
