Scott Disick Expresses Displeasure over Gaining Weight Following August 2022 Car Accident

Scott Disick has regained his fit figure, which he lost due to injuries from a car accident he had in August 2022, where he rolled his Lamborghini. He had put on some extra weight because of these injuries which he was unhappy about.

An anonymous source reports exclusively to Life & Style, "Scott was bothered by the extra weight gain, in fact, he detested it. Some of his friends suggest that he put a lot of effort into exercise and dietary changes, while others think he followed the Hollywood trend of taking Ozempic. Either way, he does look good now."

The source added, "Scott was always quite fit and lean, but his physique changed after the 2022 accident. He had back pain, overall discomfort, and before he knew it, he had gained about 20 to 25 pounds."

On Thursday, December 21, Scott was seen noticeably thinner, sporting a fitted T-shirt and khaki pants while doing Christmas shopping on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills with influencer Mary-Grayson Hunt.

Even though Scott survived the 2022 accident and managed to walk away from it, the injuries he sustained affected him afterward. Fans of Hulu’s The Kardashians witnessed his struggle during some episodes.

In an episode from the series aired on October 4, viewers saw Scott confessing to Khloé Kardashian that his back injuries had led to a significant weight gain.

Medical practitioners alerted the reality star that he may need to consider surgery as a course of treatment for his accident-induced injuries, but Khloé, 39, recommended that Scott seek physical therapy before deciding on surgery. Khloé later revealed that Scott was at his unhealthiest and barely mobile during this period.

In season 3 of The Kardashians, Scott shared information about the accident.

He described it to Kris Jenner saying, "I was driving alone, off to pick up Mason [Disick] for a movie outing. I took a turn and the curbs in the neighborhood were uneven — more like little lips. So, my wheel got clutched by one of these lips, causing the car to tug a bit and then it ended up hitting a pillar."

Scott continued, "The car hit, somersaulted frontward, hit again and then landed. I was strapped in the car, suspended. I then tried to come out through the sunroof."

According to an announcement from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, the main cause of the road accident was speed, and alcohol was not involved in any way.