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On Sunday, Kourtney Kardashian enjoyed a night out in Malibu with blink-182 drummer Travis Barker and other pals. The two have been friends for years and live in the same gated community in the nearby town of Calabasas.
Kourtney and Travis dined at the upscale sushi restaurant Nobu Malibu, a favorite Kardashian-Jenner family hotspot that is popular with celebs overall. The reality star looked chic in a black top and jacket, snakeskin pants and black ankle boots. Kourtney and Travis were later photographed sitting in her Land Rover.
"They had dinner at Nobu with the kids because they are friendly. It was a family dinner. They've been friends for years. They've lived in the same neighborhood for a long time and they see each other at church and with their kids," a source told E! News. "They've hung out together many times and often get together with the kids to see movies or to get ice cream. They always have fun together. He's a nice guy and their kids really get along well. Kourtney has his kids over playdates and vice versa."
The insider added, "They have a really nice friendship."
Over the years, Kourtney and Travis have occasionally hung out together, alone and with other members of their families.
Also, Barker and ex-wife Shanna Moakler's daughter Alabama and son Landon are friends with Kourtney and ex Scott Disick's eldest kids, Mason and Penelope.
Earlier in the day, Barker attended a weekly Sunday Service performance thrown by Kourtney's sister Kim Kardashian's husband, Kanye West, according to the Daily Mail.
A source told E! News that every weekend, Kim and Kanye host about 50 family and friends at a private location.
"It's a very inspiring and uplifting experience for everyone," the source said. "There is live music performed by an incredible choir and musicians. It's not a truly defined religious event, but more spiritual and uplifting one meant to bring people together. The kids all want to be involved and Kourtney and Khloe [Kardashian] love it. It's a fun family event for everyone to get together."