Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker attended Reading Festival on Friday.
The 45-year-old reality star and her 48-year-old rocker husband who also goes by Blink-182, arrived at the annual music event in the UK last weekend and walked into the festival hand-in-hand.
For the outing, Kourtney wore an army camouflage jacket, complete with leggings and boots.
She opted for a natural makeup look and left her black hair loose at an outdoor party.
Travis, who married the Kardashians star in a series of extravagant ceremonies in 2022, wore combat trousers and proudly displayed his tattooed sleeves in a white vest.
Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker attended Reading Festival on Friday
The 45-year-old reality star and her 48-year-old Blink-182 rocker husband arrived at the annual music event in the UK last weekend and walked into the festival hand-in-hand
Travis completed the look with a black beanie and a necklace as he held his wife.
The Poosh founder – who shares a son with ex-partner Scott Disick, 14-year-old Mason, 12-year-old Penelope, and nine-year-old Reign – welcomed baby Rocky Thirteen with Travis in November last year.
She posted on Instagram to show off a soft babygrow for the little one with the caption, “Matchy matchy.”
She then shared a photo of her thigh-high boots and tagged her location in the photo.
For thousands of teenagers, reading is a compulsory part of a major post-GCSE celebration, with potentially deadly consequences.
Reading Festival and its sister event in Leeds attract 200,000 music fans each year, including thousands of 16 and 17-year-olds who are allowed to attend without adult supervision.
According to the Met Office, drizzle is expected to hit festival-goers early on Saturday morning, but conditions are likely to remain fairly stable in southern and eastern England and Wales.
Kourtney took to Instagram to show off a fuzzy babygrow for the little one, writing, “Matchy matchy”
She then shared a photo of her thigh-high boots and tagged her location in the photo
The warning extends from the Isle of Wight to Ipswich in Suffolk and includes London
As teenagers across the UK collect their GCSE results this week, parents are bracing themselves for a weekend of worry as their children pack their bags and head into the unknown.
It comes as police issue new warnings to festival-goers, warning them to watch out for thieves and pickpockets, and giving them tips on how to stay safe. Many teenagers are enjoying unguarded freedom for the first time.