It looked like Scott Disick had a message for family friend Kanye West on Wednesday.
The ex of Kourtney Kardashian used fashion to share some hope with the rapper/fashion designer, 43, whose divorce from Kim Kardashian made news late last month.
Encouraging West to embrace change while out in Miami with his new girlfriend Amelia Hamlin, Disick, 37, wore old merch from the Yeezus aritst which read: ‘Ye must be born again.’
The father-of-three teamed the statement sweatshirt with black shorts and sunglasses, packing some punch with bright yellow sneakers as he and his much younger girlfriend, 19, stopped by a Porsche dealership.
Disick’s hair was a sherbet-y mix of bleach blonde and faded pink, spiked up stylishly. He popped on a pair of dark sunglasses but opted against wearing a face mask.
Besides Scott walked Hamlin, who was the epitome of effortless elegance in a sheer white tank worn sans-bra. She teamed the slinky top with a pair of baggy pinstriped trousers, offering a glimpse of her tan, toned belly.
The up-and-coming actress tied her look together with gold jewelry, a tiny purse and black slingback heels.
The couple have been heating things up during their winter vacation to Florida this past week.
And Amelia hasn’t been shy about sharing her feelings for her beau.
On Monday she took to Instagram to call Scott her ‘dream man’ in an Instagram Stories snap of the pair out to dinner.
Amelia and her boyfriend were first romantically linked after they were spotted arriving to Kendall Jenner’s Halloween party together in October.
The Talentless founder has three children, sons Mason, 11, and Reign, six, and daughter Penelope, eight, with ex Kourtney, whom he was involved with off and on from 2006 until 2015.
The former couple met each other at the home of Girls Gone Wild founder Joe Francis and their ups and downs were filmed for Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
Before Amelia, Scott had a three-year relationship with Lionel Richie’s daughter Sofia, who would take joint trips with Scott, Kourtney and the children.
