Celebrity Mum-Of-Two Feels The Pressure From Partner To Lose Post-Baby Weight

It's common knowledge that women can feel the pressure to lose their post-baby weight from celebrities who snap back to their pre-baby body in a blink.

But it's rare to see somebody in the public eye feel the pressure... and from their partner.

The latest Kourtney And Kim Take Miami episode has shocked fans after Scott Disick is seen criticising Kourtney for not losing weight quick enough after her second child. He calls her "my piece of machinery".

After giving birth to first child Mason, Kourtney was filmed obsessing with her bikini diet. She even collapsed on a beach run after eating too little.

So after welcoming daughter Penelope last year the reality star pledged to take a healthy approach to losing weight.

But Kourtney Kardashian was left in tears after Scott criticised her for weighing 115lbs after the birth of their daughter. 

Scott and Kourtney pre-baby days... Kourtney, you're looking even more fabulous now.

He said: "Last time around you tried to watch what you were eating, after you had Mason... at least you were losing weight."

"You are so crazy. I'm trying to do it the healthy way," Kourtney replied, clearly outraged.

"Just do it faster. You're my piece of machinery!" he shouted.

"I feel like it's definitely harder this time to lose the weight," Kourtney told the cameras.

"If I would have fell in love with you a couple of pounds overweight, this would be my ideal weight, but I fell in love with you when you were super skinny," Scott replied unsympathetically.

He told the camera: "Right now seems to be probably the heaviest she's ever been not pregnant.

"When we had Mason I remember her trying to whip herself back into shape pretty quick. This time around it seems like it's the least of her concerns, and the only thing she thinks about are the kids.

"I just think that she would feel better if she got back into the shape that she feels the most comfortable in."

Kim had words of sense for once and told Kim, "It's all about being happy, it doesn't matter what you weigh."