Scott Disick shows off his own business ventures in new reality TV show

We all know and love Scott Disick of Keeping Up With The Kardashians fame — but the larrikin has launched his own solo venture.

Scott Disick is hitting back at the haters who think he does nothing for a living.

The high-flying member of the Kardashian-Jenner empire, who is the father of Kourtney’s three children, has revealed what he does on the side of his club appearances and reality TV.

The 36-year-old star of Keeping Up With The Kardashians, which is available to stream on Foxtel, has been given his own TV show Flip It Like Disick, which shows fans about his lucrative side venture.

Disick, who is said to have a personal net wealth of $US20 million, has been making money from “home flipping” for two years. In a nutshell, he purchases luxurious properties, renovates them and sells them at a pretty profit.

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Each episode of the E! reality series, which is also available to stream on Foxtel, follows the loveable larrikin as he remodels homes for his celebrity friends along with his team including best friend and business partner Benny Luciano, assistant Lindsay Diamond, pop singer turned interior decorated Willa Ford and contractor Miki Mor.

Focusing on building his property portfolio was all apart of Disick’s rebrand, after he became infamous for his wild partying ways and struggle with alcohol addiction, which has all been laid barre on KUWTK.

Disick, who is in a long-term relationship with model Sofia Richie, told The Daily Telegraph he had done a lot of growing up over the years.

Sofia Richie and Scott Disick are dating. Picture: Anthony Licuria

Disick with the mother of his children, Kourtney Kardashian. Picture: Chris Weeks/Getty Images for Calvin Klein

“In the last few years I’ve learned a lot about myself. I definitely went through some hard times. I had to figure out how I was going to get there and live a life where I was able to have all the things I wanted,” he said.

“I knew that I had to get rid of being selfish and I knew that I had to be more respectful of my loved ones. And once I started working a plan, things fell into place. And it worked.

“I’m really fortunate and happy that I was able to turn everything around and that it wasn’t too late.”

The eight-episode show hinges off Disick’s amusing character, which fans have come to know and love despite his many controversies. Some of the projects will be a playhouse for his children at Kourtney’s house, as well as making improvements to the multimillion-dollar Las Vegas home of DJ, Steve Aoki.

Flip It Like Disick airs on E! Mondays at 12pm, prime time encore at 8.30pm