Kourtney Kardashian was spotted with long-time partner Scott Disick, wearing a casual ensemble for Scott's 32nd birthday dinner at Nobu in Malibu.
Kourtney wore a plain loose and untucked white shirt and a pair of distressed jeans. She covered up with a black, cropped leather biker jacket that added a rocker vibe to her simple get-up.
She accessorized with a black fringed bag and a pair of Saint Laurent Wyath, leather Chelsea booties. The chunky heels added to her petite height.
Her long dark locks were nearly ruined by the breezy weather as the reality star walked to have a dinner date with the birthday boy. The couple left their three children at home.
Scott also sported a casual outfit, wearing a khaki jacket, skinny jeans and a pair of tan boots.
Kourtney showed her love for her man through a post on her Instagram account. "My handsome, hilarious, sweet soul mate," Kourtney captioned.
Happy happy birthday to my handsome, hilarious, sweet soul mate.
A photo posted by Kourtney Kardashian (@kourtneykardash) on May 26, 2015 at 4:11pm PDT
Prior to his birthday, the couple was also spotted with friends at the Bare pool lounge of The Mirage hotel in Las Vegas.
Kourtney was seen wearing a cream-colored lace cardigan over her cream camisole and denim shorts.
The 36-year-old mom of three accessorized with a pair of mirror sunglasses and laced-up braided sandals. She finished off her look with a brown Saint Laurent anita small crossbody bag that perfectly matched her sandals.
Scott wore a red and blue plaid button-down shirt and paired with blue shorts and his eccentric royal blue suede 'Lord Disick' slip-ons.
The couple had a rough year, as Scott's partying ways became uncontrollable, leading him to a quick stintin rehab.
Kourtney Kardashian' beau opened up in an episode of 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians.'
"It's definitely no secret that I've been struggling over the past couple years with some of my inner demons," Scott Disick said. "I decided to go to a center and actually work on these things. It was definitely scary, but extremely helpful."
