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Kourtney Kardashian shared desert-family vacation photos with Travis Barker, flaunting a bikini while the duo rock climbed, canyon-boated and lounged by the pool; fans praised her as a 'hot mom' in the comments. The trip highlighted Kardashian and Barker's blended family—featuring their son Rocky, plus Mason Disick, Landon Barker and Atiana De La Hoya—on a sun-soaked getaway they’ve been sharing since their 2022 marriage.
Kourtney Kardashian shared a rare photo of her 16-year-old son Mason Disick on a Utah family vacation, where he was photographed hiking on a rock in a graphic tee and backpack. The post also features moments with Mason’s siblings Penelope and Reign, along with Kourtney and Travis Barker’s blended family enjoying time together. The update comes as Kourtney has previously stressed she prefers to keep her kids out of the public eye.
Shanna Moakler appeared to shade Kourtney Kardashian by commenting “Where are her children?” on a TikTok video of Kourtney’s kids after Travis Barker’s Louder Than Fear premiere, a remark she deleted shortly after. The incident revives their long-running feud; the premiere was attended by Travis, Kourtney, and Shanna’s three children—Land on, Alabama, and Atiana—while it’s unclear if Kourtney’s children Mason, Penelope, and Reign attended, as they didn’t appear in red-carpet photos.
Shanna Moakler appeared to throw a subtle jab at Kourtney Kardashian by leaving a “Where are her children?” comment on a TikTok clip showing Kardashian with ex-husband Travis Barker and Barker’s kids at the Hulu premiere, sparking social-media chatter about moving on. Moakler has previously spoken about co-parenting boundaries and said she’s willing to put past drama aside as long as her kids are treated well.
Shanna Moakler seemed to shade her ex-husband Travis Barker’s wife Kourtney Kardashian with a now-deleted TikTok comment asking, “Where are her children?” during coverage of the Barker–Kardashian premiere for the Louder Than Fear documentary, where Kardashian and Barker’s kids were notably absent; Kardashian later appeared with Moakler’s kids on the red carpet, and Moakler’s long-running criticisms of the Kardashian clan have resurfaced, with reps not commenting.
Travis Barker opened up on Jay Shetty’s On Purpose podcast about the 2008 plane crash, sharing his daughter Alabama’s chilling warning—‘Dad, don’t go’ and ‘the roof’s gonna come off’—and his preflight doubts. He had even considered canceling the gig and asked his father to look after his kids. After takeoff, a loud bang, smoke, and a fire ensued as the plane went out of control; the pilots, Barker’s assistant, and his bodyguard died, while DJ AM survived but died a year later. Barker says the experience left him fearing death and has colored his life in the years since, including coping with Goldstein’s passing.
The documentary Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear chronicles the Blink-182 drummer’s life from early drum influences to the 2008 private-jet crash that caused severe burns and lasting PTSD, detailing his battles with addiction and fear of flying, his gradual return to performance, and his blended family with Kourtney Kardashian and newborn Rocky—using candid interviews and Barker’s performances to show how drumming has been his healing force and resilience.
Travis Barker recounts the harrowing 2008 private jet crash in the Hulu documentary Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear, describing 65% of his body burned, 27 surgeries and months in the hospital after escaping a fiery wreck that killed four of the six onboard; he says doctors feared amputation and he was heavily medicated, but with wife Kourtney Kardashian’s support he has since learned to live with the trauma and even fly again for the sake of his children.
The Hulu documentary Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear chronicles Barker’s brush with death after a 2008 plane crash, his long battle with opioid addiction, and the recovery that followed, set against his evolving relationship with Kourtney Kardashian. It details Kardashian’s miscarriage and their fertility journey, including multiple IVF attempts and a high-risk surgery during her pregnancy, showing how Barker and his family endured fear and grief while finding renewed purpose as parents. The film also includes a posthumous cameo from Taylor Hawkins, highlighting Barker’s early rise and enduring resilience.
The Hulu documentary Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear chronicles Barker’s near-fatal 2008 plane crash, his battle with opioid addiction and sobriety, and his life with Kourtney Kardashian—including their miscarriage Tulip and IVF journey—along with a posthumous Taylor Hawkins cameo, revealing Barker’s resilience across a nine-year filming span now streaming on Hulu.
Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker open up about the emergency fetal surgery to drain fluid from their son Rocky’s lungs during Kardashian’s pregnancy, a terrifying pre-birth crisis that followed a miscarriage and multiple IVF attempts, with Rocky born on November 1, 2023.
Travis Barker details the severity of his 2008 private-jet crash injuries in the Hulu documentary Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear, recounting that he broke ribs, fractured his back, and suffered third‑degree burns that burned about 65% of his body, with doctors warning of possible amputation as he underwent more than three months in hospital and 27 surgeries. Four people died in the crash, and DJ AM passed away a year later. Barker credits his wife, Kourtney Kardashian, with helping him confront his fears and return to flying to be with his kids. The documentary premieres on Hulu, streaming from August 13.
Travis Barker says the key to his marriage with Kourtney Kardashian is simple: never fall asleep mad at each other, and always resolve issues—big or small—and even give each other space when needed to stay connected. The couple began dating in 2021 and married in 2022, and they share a blended family of nine; Barker spoke to People about their approach in an exclusive interview.
Travis Barker says he and Kourtney Kardashian avoid going to bed angry by resolving even small disagreements and sometimes giving each other space, a rule they credit for keeping their marriage strong as they navigate a blended family and a high-profile romance that began in 2021.
A new Travis Barker documentary, Louder Than Fear, digs into the drummer’s life—from his Southern California roots and rise with Blink-182 to surviving a 2008 plane crash and a long road of addiction—charting Barker’s life over nine years (2017–2026) and illustrating how drumming became his oxygen and central force.