Shanna Moakler Disses Her Ex Husband Travis Barker’s Marriage With Kourtney Kardashian, “It’s so weird” 

                                          

Shanna Moakler, Travis Barker's ex-wife, has once again made negative comments about his current relationship with Kourtney Kardashian. 

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During an appearance on the Miss Understood With Rachel Uchitel podcast on April 19th, Shanna spoke out against the couple, saying that she finds the entire thing "weird" and "disgusting". She clarified that she is not bitter or jealous but is concerned about how the couple treats her children.

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Shanna and Travis were married from 2004 to 2008 and have two children together. Shanna noted that she no longer knows Travis and is looking forward to the day when their only communication will be related to their children. She also expressed feeling "bullied" by the media since Kourtney and Travis began dating.

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This interview comes just days after Shanna criticized Kourtney's relationship with her children on Instagram. In response to fans commenting on the 'Til Death Do Us Part wedding special, Shanna wrote that Kourtney "posts more of my kids than her own".

  

Kourtney and Travis now have a blended family of six children, as Kourtney has three children with her ex-partner, Scott Disick. Travis recently took to Instagram to celebrate Kourtney's 44th birthday, calling her his soulmate and expressing his love for her.

                               

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The ongoing drama between Shanna and Kourtney has been a topic of interest for fans of the Kardashian family. It remains to be seen whether the two women will be able to resolve their differences and move forward.