Mason Disick, the son of Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick, has a history of causing a stir on social media, making headlines again recently. The drama began a few years ago when Mason, then 12, went live on Instagram, despite being too young to have an account.

During his livestream, he revealed family secrets, including that Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott were not back together. His parents quickly deleted the account, explaining that Mason wasn’t allowed on social media without permission.

However, Mason wasn’t deterred. Less than a day later, he went live again, this time on TikTok, to discuss why his Instagram was deleted and share his thoughts on makeup YouTuber Jeffree Star, calling him “spoiled AF.” This comment went viral, and his TikTok account was also taken down shortly after.

Since then, Mason has stayed off social media publicly, but rumors have swirled about him having a secret online presence. These speculations intensified when a parody account pretending to be Mason gained attention with over 17,000 followers. This account frequently trolled the Kardashian-Jenner family, with one post targeting Kendall Jenner, calling her “so boring” and questioning if anyone looked up to her.

The post about Kendall went viral, leading to widespread media coverage and fan reactions. Many believed the account was genuinely Mason’s, with some users expressing amusement and others criticizing his behavior. Eventually, it was revealed the account was fake, a fact confirmed by Mason himself, who urged his fans via Discord to report the account.

Kourtney Kardashian was not amused by the parody account. She blocked it, a move publicized by the fake account through a screen recording showing the block notification. Despite this, the idea of Mason trolling his famous relatives on social media isn’t far-fetched, given his past antics.

Mason isn’t the only Kardashian child to have a messy social media history. Recently, North West, daughter of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, caused a stir by going live on TikTok without permission, giving viewers a house tour and surprising her mother in bed. Kim, caught off guard, quickly told North to stop the livestream.

Following this incident, Mason reached out to Kim, advising her on North’s social media use. He texted her, suggesting that North shouldn’t go live without supervision because of potential regrets over sharing incorrect information. Kim appreciated Mason’s concern and shared their text exchange on her Instagram story, expressing pride in her nephew for looking out for his cousin.

This incident highlights the challenges the Kardashian family faces with their children growing up in the public eye and navigating social media. While the Kardashians have handled these situations gracefully, it’s uncertain which child might next have their social media moment. As the Kardashian-Jenner kids continue to grow, their adventures online will likely continue to be a source of public interest and occasional controversy.