
Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker booed at WWE event
Kourtney Kardashian and her husband, Travis Barker, were booed as they appeared on the jumbotron at a WWE event in LA on Saturday.
The reality TV star, 46, was seen cradling their son, Rocky Thirteen, as crowd jeered.
Blink-182 drummer Travis and his wife were attending the WWE Money In The Bank event at the Intuit Dome.
As they appeared on a large screen inside the venue, they were greeted with booing, an exclusive DailyMail.com video shows.
But they brushed aside the cold reception as Travis, 49, flashed a small smile and held up a peace sign.
Kourtney, meanwhile, kept her focus on Rocky, who was sat on her lap.
The Poosh founder grinned towards her husband before turning her attention back to her son.
Kourtney and Travis stayed only for the Men's Money In The Bank Ladder Match before heading out.
Another clip showed the stars making their way out of the crowded stadium to head to their next destination.
The drummer was seen holding their son and greeting fans as he followed his wife.
It comes after they celebrated Travis having a street named after him in Fontana, California.
Located 50 miles east of LA, Fontana is were he grew up.
Kourtney carried her son Rocky down a set of stairs with Travis behind her during the special milestone also on Saturday.
The couple kept things casual with the mom-of-four wearing a a yellow maxiskirt with black combat boots and a black leather jacket.
She carried a small leopard print handbag, while Barker wore a grey print t-shirt and a pair of denim jeans.
Celebration: They celebrated Travis having a street named after him and a day dedicated to the music artist in his birth city of Fontana, California
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