Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker spotted at Dicki’s Ascot
The owner of a Brisbane cafe has shared an extraordinary encounter from her Monday afternoon, hosting none other than one of the world’s most renowned power couples.
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A Hollywood golden couple has been spotted at one of Brisbane’s most popular vegan cafes, the owner has dished on the “beautiful interaction” she had, proving their love story is a genuine romance.
Reality TV queen Kourtney Kardashian and husband, blink-182 rock drummer Travis Barker snapped a photo at Dicki’s Ascot with owner Justine Zulueta on Monday afternoon.
Ms Zulueta said the couple was so lovely and offered her a selfie opportunity.
“We had a bit of a chat and they were really friendly,” Ms Zulueta said.
“You can tell their relationship is so genuine, they were so softly spoken and really nice to each other.
“It was exactly like how you see them on TV,” she said.
Kardashian and Barker ordered a vegan lunch with smoothies and matcha lattes.
“They were very private but as soon as customers started to notice them we became very busy and the cafe was filled with people,” Ms Zulueta said.
“I was like where did all of these people come from?
“There must have been people following them.”
They continued their search for the best smoothies in Brisbane by also paying a visit to Charlie’s Raw Squeeze at Greenslopes.
Charlie’s posted a photo to their Instagram story encouraging followers to vote for who they would take a photo with out of Kourtney Kardashian and blink-182.
The starstruck Ms Zulueta said she regularly had Brisbane Broncos players come into her cafe along with vegan influencers she sees online.
“We don’t get too many famous people in but they are A-listers,” she said.
The pair is visiting Brisbane for blink-182’s three back-to-back shows at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre this week.
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