Scott Disick and Amelia Hamlin don't appear to have her father's blessing.
Harry Hamlin - who shares 20-year-old Amelia with Lisa Rinna - confessed that he is wary of his daughter being in a relationship with father-of-three Scott, 38, due to their 18-year age difference during an episode of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
On the reality TV show that wife Lisa has starred in since 2014, Harry, 69, told how he found the age gap "odd."
"The issue that’s most enduring is the age difference which to me is odd," Harry said during a lunch outing captured on camera for the hit TV series.
However, Harry added that he feels like he cannot "complain" about the romance as his daughter’s relationship reminds him of his past romance with Ursula Andress.
Harry and Ursula had a large age difference and she was 44 and he 29 when they welcomed son Dimitri in 1980.
"I was 14 years younger than she when we had Dimitri. So I can’t really complain, right?" he mused.
Lisa previously voiced her doubts about Scott - who shares kids Mason, 11, Penelope, nine and Reign, six, with former flame Kourtney Kardashian - and Amelia's partnership on RHOBH.
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She said" "My daughter is linked to a guy named Scott Disick. And I was like, OK, come on, right? Like, come on."
Lisa explained to pals: "A couple days ago, Amelia sends me a video of her and Scott on the beach."
Lisa then admitted she felt "a lot nervous" about the situation, adding, "She's 19, he's 37 with three kids, hello!"
The age-defying star, who used to be an actress, conceded that she's powerless to intervene as her daughter is an adult.
She said, "There's nothing you can do. And the more you push, the bigger deal it becomes."
In another part of the show family friend Kyle Richards could be seen telling Lisa: “[Scott’s] too damn old... and he's got three kids!"
Lisa appeared in agreement as she said: "I know!"
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