The 33-year-old reality TV star was asked by model Michael Girgenti to allow Mason, three, to undergo the test, after he claimed they slept together while she and Scott, 30, were on a break in their relationship in March 2009.
But lab results from tests taken on August 12 have proved his allegations are false.
Family bond: Scott, pictured here in July,
shares two children with Kourtney from their seven year relationship and
has been confirmed as Mason's father
'While it saddens me to have to address these ridiculous lies - especially when the truth was never in doubt - this story must be put to rest.'
However, Mr Girgenti appeared to not have accepted the results of the text as conclusive and plans to press ahead with the paternity lawsuit he filed earlier this month in which he claims he had 'unprotected vaginal sex' with Kourtney in March 2009 at his Glendale, California apartment.
'We don’t trust the results and believe it could have been fixed,' his spokesperson told Radar. 'Still going to court to fight for court ordered results.'
Legal
bid: Michael Girgenti reportedly reached out to Kourney Kardashian in a
letter months before launching a legal bid for a court ordered DNA test
in the first steps towards a custody battle over her son Mason
Strain: Kourtney Kardashian and Scott
Disick, pictured going for sushi earlier this week hope that the story
will now be put to rest
Mr Girgenti had claimed that he fathered Kourtney Kardashian's son Mason amid a steamy love affair.
But before taking the case to court, he reportedly wrote an impassioned letter to the reality star urging her to submit to a DNA test.
According to RadarOnline the letter, dated April 23, stated that the 26-year-old male model wished to avoid dragging Kourtney and her partner Scott to court.
'My attentions [sic] are not to hurt the family you've created with Scott,' Girgenti wrote.
'Please take this final request for a DNA test seriously,' he wrote before taking on a more stern tone: 'Because if you don't, I will be forced to take legal action and sue.'
He continued: 'I assure you I don't take being a father lightly. I will be a great father to Mason.'
Last week, Girgenti filed paperwork at a Los Angeles County Superior Court in a bid to get joint custody of the three-year-old child alleging he had unprotected sex with the reality TV star nine months before Mason's birth.
The lawsuit documents the alleged relationship between Kourtney and Michael, which he claims heated up in August 2008, and continued with months of texting in which she told him her relationship with Scott was 'on the outs' and 'she wanted to hang.'
According to gossip website TMZ.com, Michael wants the judge to order DNA tests for Kourtney, Mason and her long-term boyfriend Scott.
Kourtney was said to be 'furious' over Gigenti's claims. Her lawyer recently told TMZ.com on that Gigenti's allegations are 'absurd'.
'This individual has been selling false and fabricated stories to the tabloids for years about Kourtney Kardashian and her son, Mason. Scott Disick is Mason’s father,' Todd Wilson told the website.
'We have not seen the reported court filing, but we are informed that this individual has been seeking to get paid to publish his ridiculous pleading.
'His claims are absurd and this is simply another shameful attempt to gain publicity and profit from fictional stories about my client.'
The reality star was seen outside her lawyer's office on Wednesday, no doubt seeking advice over the embarrassing and upsetting lawsuit.
Michael claims they had full sex and as soon as she had given birth to Mason - born on 14 December 2009 - he tried contacting her.
The allegations first came to light in March earlier this year when he told In Touch magazine: 'After [Mason] was born, and I saw photos of him, I began to wonder.
'I would definitely want to acknowledge Mason if he's my kid - he deserves to know his real father.'
Scott and Kourtney also have a 13-month-old daughter Penelope.
A legal representative for the Kourtney & Kim Take Miami star previously branded the Chicago native's allegations 'preposterous and an outrageous lie'.
Just last week it was reported that Kourtney was pregnant with her third child.
She did not comment on the rumours, although was later seen eating sushi with her family - a food type pregnant women are advised to steer clear of due to the raw fish ingredients.
But before taking the case to court, he reportedly wrote an impassioned letter to the reality star urging her to submit to a DNA test.
According to RadarOnline the letter, dated April 23, stated that the 26-year-old male model wished to avoid dragging Kourtney and her partner Scott to court.
'My attentions [sic] are not to hurt the family you've created with Scott,' Girgenti wrote.
'Please take this final request for a DNA test seriously,' he wrote before taking on a more stern tone: 'Because if you don't, I will be forced to take legal action and sue.'
He continued: 'I assure you I don't take being a father lightly. I will be a great father to Mason.'
Saddened: Kourtney expressed her frustration that she had to address the ridiculous allegations
Last week, Girgenti filed paperwork at a Los Angeles County Superior Court in a bid to get joint custody of the three-year-old child alleging he had unprotected sex with the reality TV star nine months before Mason's birth.
The lawsuit documents the alleged relationship between Kourtney and Michael, which he claims heated up in August 2008, and continued with months of texting in which she told him her relationship with Scott was 'on the outs' and 'she wanted to hang.'
According to gossip website TMZ.com, Michael wants the judge to order DNA tests for Kourtney, Mason and her long-term boyfriend Scott.
Photogenic: Kourtney and Michael met on a photo
shoot in 2008, but the star's attorney says there was no further contact
after that
Battle: Kourtney with son Mason who is now at the centre of the lawsuit
Kourtney was said to be 'furious' over Gigenti's claims. Her lawyer recently told TMZ.com on that Gigenti's allegations are 'absurd'.
'This individual has been selling false and fabricated stories to the tabloids for years about Kourtney Kardashian and her son, Mason. Scott Disick is Mason’s father,' Todd Wilson told the website.
'We have not seen the reported court filing, but we are informed that this individual has been seeking to get paid to publish his ridiculous pleading.
'His claims are absurd and this is simply another shameful attempt to gain publicity and profit from fictional stories about my client.'
The reality star was seen outside her lawyer's office on Wednesday, no doubt seeking advice over the embarrassing and upsetting lawsuit.
Michael claims they had full sex and as soon as she had given birth to Mason - born on 14 December 2009 - he tried contacting her.
The allegations first came to light in March earlier this year when he told In Touch magazine: 'After [Mason] was born, and I saw photos of him, I began to wonder.
'I would definitely want to acknowledge Mason if he's my kid - he deserves to know his real father.'
Scott and Kourtney also have a 13-month-old daughter Penelope.
A legal representative for the Kourtney & Kim Take Miami star previously branded the Chicago native's allegations 'preposterous and an outrageous lie'.
Just last week it was reported that Kourtney was pregnant with her third child.
She did not comment on the rumours, although was later seen eating sushi with her family - a food type pregnant women are advised to steer clear of due to the raw fish ingredients.
Legal advice: The couple were pictured outside their lawyer's office a week ago following the paternity claim
No comments:
Post a Comment