Scott Disick cosies up to ex-girlfriend in Monaco

 

IT SEEMS Scott Disick has some explaining to do. 
 
The reality TV star has been snapped looking way too cosy with a brunette beauty who ISN’T the mother of his three children Kourtney Kardashian.

Disick and the woman, who has been revealed as none other than his ex-girlfriend Chloe Bartoli, were spotted lounging around on Monte Carlo beach in Monaco on Thursday, surrounded by a group of friends.

The 32-year-old party boy is often pictured surrounded by a bevy of beautiful women, thanks to his frequent Las Vegas club appearances, but it looks a little bit more serious than playful flirtation this time.

 
 
US Weekly reports Disick and the 25-year-old fashion stylist used to date before things got serious between him and Kourtney, 36, who he has been with for nine years.

The pair appeared to be having the time of their lives, relaxing poolside on a lounge chair together in the South of France. At one point Bartoli even fed Disick food off her plate and tipped water into his mouth from a wine glass.

 


The businessman was also photographed draping his arms over Bartoli’s shoulders and repeatedly touching the small of her back.

Disick and former flame Chloe Bartoli. Source: Splash News Australia

Disick draped his arm over Bartoli’s shoulders. Source: Splash News Australia

 

Kourtney — and the pair’s three kids Mason, six, Penelope, almost three, and Reign Aston, six months — were no where to be seen.
Bartoli, who is apparently a regular on the Malibu social scene, is close pals with Nicole Richie and has dated Jared Leto, swanned around in a black swimsuit with a pair of denim shorts while Disick was dressed down in a pair of boardies and a black T-shirt.
 

Cr  :   News.com.cu

Arsenal vs Chelsea: player ratings

Jeremy Wilson and Alan Tyers review and rate the performances of the Arsenal and Chelsea players after Sunday's 0-0 draw at Emirates 

 

No way through: Ramires marks Alexis Sanchez out of the game Photo: ACTION IMAGES

ARSENAL

David Ospina - Extremely fortunate both to remain on the pitch and not concede a penalty after crashing recklessly into Oscar, but largely a spectator thereafter

Hector Bellerin - His reputation grows with every match and was picked above Debuchy. Made a crucial goal-line clearance and his cross also created chance for Sanchez

Per Mertesacker - Back in the team after recovering from the calf injury he suffered in FA Cup semi-final and was an important presence in maintaining Arsenal’s organisation

Laurent Koscielny - Was strong in largely containing Drogba during the second-half but it was his mistake in misjudging a Fabregas through-ball that led to Oscar’s first-half penalty appeal

Nacho Monreal - Picked for his extra defensive solidity but offered Arsenal limited width and, when he did get forward, some of his crossing was also wayward
Francis Coquelin - Had spoken before the game about how he would like to learn from Matic and this was another performance to suggest he really can grow to have a comparable influence for Arsenal
Santi Cazorla - Was fortunate not to concede a penalty with his tackle on Fabregas, even if the Chelsea player did exaggerate the impact, but was also then unlucky when his shot was blocked by Cahill’s arm
Aaron Ramsey - Again asked to play wide on the right and, although his goalscoring touch has returned in recent weeks, his understandable focus was to help Bellerin contain Hazard
Mesut Ozil - The reason that Wenger felt he did not need to re-sign Fabregas but this was one of his quieter performances. Tested Courtois just before half-time, but largely contained
Alexis Sanchez - Seemed to be the focus for some heavy early challenges and, with Ivanovic typically so solid at right-back, was unable to impart his usual influence
Olivier Giroud - Eventually substituted after 84 frustrating minutes in which he was also denied space and failed to link the Arsenal attack with the clinical guile he has displayed since Christmas


Substitutes:
Danny Welbeck - Replaced Coquelin as Wenger went all out for his first win over Mourinho and did stretch the Chelsea back-line rather more than Giroud 7
Theo Walcott - Had only the last six minutes to make any impact. His pace would have given Arsenal a rather option earlier in the match 6

CHELSEA

Thibaut Courtois - Not at his most commanding and flapped at one cross, but never under serious pressure and a clean sheet was deserved
Branislav Ivanovic - Kept the dangerous Sanchez quiet by fair means and foul (was booked early on) but Monreal was able to make some progress down his flank
Cesar Azpilicueta - A very assured display from a player who rarely puts a foot wrong. Ramsey could get no change at all out of the Blues' Spanish right-back
John Terry - A rock at the back for Chelsea, giving Giroud nothing in the air and reading the game brilliantly throughout. Marshalled his troops superbly
Gary Cahill - Lucky not to give away a penalty for handball but otherwise supported Terry ably. Still looks a class below rest of back four
Nemanja Matic - Not pretty but mighty effective. The Serb screened the Chelsea back four very ably and nullified the threat of Arsenal’s talented tippy-tappy men
Ramires - Some energetic runs but the Brazilian should have scored when played through by compatriot Willian; in summary - something of a mixed display
Cesc Fabregas - Booked for diving and made subsequent niggly fouls that might have earned him a second yellow. Little goal threat against his former team
Oscar - Tried his best in an unfamiliar quasi-centre-forward role before his match was ended by an awful foul from Ospina that should have been a penalty
Willian - Quick, nimble, energetic, he was a constant threat in Chelsea’s build-up and also on the break. Their most dangerous player at the Emirates
Eden Hazard - A quiet game by the Belgian's own high standards. Tried hard but many passes and runs did not quite come off this time
 

Substitutes:
Didier Drogba - Hit sole chance straight at keeper 5
Kurt Zouma - Brief, solid showing 6
Juan Cuadrado - No chance to make impact 6

Cr  :   Telegraph