TV personality Scott Disick got "jealous" with his girlfriend Sofia Richie when she ran into her former boyfriend Lewis Hamilton at a party in Aspen, Colorado.
Disick and his crew had been "party hopping" over New Year and didn't realise that Hamilton was at the same party last week, reports pagesix.com.
A source shared that Hamilton was playing a billiards game when Disick saw him talking to Richie.
"Sofia started talking to Lewis during the (pool) game. When Scott saw them talking, he went ballistic, crazy. He was very jealous. He insisted they leave the party immediately," the source said.
Another source said: "Scott got frustrated that they ran into Lewis over the weekend, and that it was unexpected. He doesn't like surprises and reacts aggressively in situations like that. This isn't the first time that Scott has lost it for a minute."
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