Kylie's Baby Daddy Blowout: Travis Scott Refuses To Film 'KUWTK' Or Make Nice With Kris!
Feb. 19 2018, Updated 11:29 a.m. ET
Just weeks after Kylie Jenner welcomed her daughter with Travis Scott, RadarOnline.com has learned exclusively the reality star struck a deal with her baby daddy in order to get him to play a bigger role in Stormi's life.
As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Scott, 25, was seriously slacking in the fatherhood department since Jenner, 20, welcomed the baby on February 1, but now the new mother has convinced her rapper beau to step up as long as she sticks to his rules — no filming and no family!
"He won’t tolerate the KUWTK cameras being anywhere near him, and Kylie's been warned to keep her mom Kris and meddling sisters far away as well," sources reveal.
Scott also told her that for now, romance is on ice!
“Travis was present at the birth and fully intends to honor his responsibilities," spills the snitch. "Things are still up in the air in terms of custody and visitation, but Kylie is expecting Travis to pull his weight and contribute to the baby’s upkeep financially, which he’s promised to do."
The negotiations, however, weren't been easy, says the source, "because Travis has been so absent throughout the pregnancy, but through intermediates they’ve found a temporary compromise.”
As fans know, while Jenner was pregnant with the couple’s first child Scott was busy globetrotting to promote his music and was even spotted in a strip club!
“Kylie doesn’t trust Travis at all and she doesn’t need him to raise this baby,” the source told RadarOnline.com exclusively at the time. “She does want to be with him, but only if he wants it and she has made this very clear to him.”
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