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Kourtney Kardashian’s Glimpse Inside Vacation With Travis Barker Is the Ultimate Vibe
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Date:2025-04-14 12:07:38
Kourtney Kardashian Barker and Travis Barker are enjoying a simple life in the countryside.
The mother of four recently shared a vacation update with her followers and the idyllic vibes were on point.
Posting a photo dump to Instagram over Labor Day Weekend, Kourt wrote, “POV: you live on a farm, adopt a dog together and shoot clay pigeons for sport.”
In one pic, the loved-up pair strike a pose as the Blink-182 drummer holds a shotgun and a yellow lab sits obediently in front of them. The 45-year-old went full country for the pic in loose jeans, thick black boots, a long sleeve black shirt with a magic eight ball on it, a black bandana and shades.
Trav matched his wife a black hoodie and shades with camo-printed cargo pants and custom black Vans that read “Dues Paid.”
In the post, Kourtney shared photos from their cute cabin including pigs, swans, bikes, and a roaring fire, prompting Travis to comment, "Happy wife happy life."
But the Poosh founder’s younger sister Khloe Kardashian couldn’t help but poke fun at her, commenting, “You with a dog makes me chuckle.”
Clearly the comment is an inside joke as Kourtney replied, “Relax pea body butter beans or whatever that dogs name was.”
However, Khloe admitted to being jealous of Kourtney’s picturesque getaway, writing, “But for real this is the dream.”
This isn’t the first time the couple has teased wanting to move to a more remote location. In 2022, they hinted at considering a move to Tennessee after celebrating Travis’ birthday there.
At the time, Kourtney wrote, “Let’s move there,” to which Travis replied, “Yesssss.”
Kourtney, who shares sons Mason Disick, 14, and Reign Disick, 9, and daughter Penelope Disick, 12, with her ex Scott Disick and son Rocky, 22 months, with Travis, has been candid in recent years about her interest in leaving the spotlight behind.
In a June episode of The Kardashians, Kourtney mused about moving to a remote location, but agreed with her friends when they said she'd get bored by it.
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