Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker enjoyed a rare family night out with their baby boy Rocky over the weekend.
The couple brought their young son to WWE’s Money in the Bank event on Saturday, June 7, at the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles. Kardashian, 46, cuddled up with Rocky, 19 months, as he sat on her lap wearing a black and white “13” jersey. (Rocky’s middle name is Thirteen.) Barker, 49, was seated next to them and smiled for the cameras during the event.
The Blink-182 rocker wore a camo shirt and sunglasses on his head while Kardashian also donned sunglasses and an oversized leather jacket.
“Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker in the house for Money in the Bank ????#WWEonNetflix #MITB #WWE,” the WWE on Netflix team shared via Instagram on Saturday, alongside photos and video of the Kardashian-Barker crew.
It appears they were seated in front of Boy Meets World alum Danielle Fishel and her family, including husband Jensen Karp and their two sons.
Earlier in the day, Rocky and big brother Landon Barker supported their dad as he was honored in his hometown of Fontana, California. (Barker shares Landon, 21, and daughter Alabama, 19, with ex-wife Shanna Moakler, and is also close with stepdaughter Atiana De La Hoya, 26. Kardashian shares kids Mason, 15, Penelope, 12, and Reign, 10, with ex Scott Disick.)
June 7 was deemed “Travis Barker Day” in Fontana, and the drummer received a key to the city from Mayor Acquanetta Warren during a ceremony at Miller Park. As part of the recognition, a street will be renamed “Travis Barker Way” in his honor.
“Travis Barker is not just a global music icon — he’s one of us,” Mayor Warren said in a statement. “His commitment to wellness, his roots in Fontana, and his example as someone who has overcome adversity to inspire others make him a true hometown hero. We are thrilled to welcome him home and recognize his incredible achievements.”
Of the celebration, Barker said, “I want to thank Fontana. Thank you for shaping me. Thank you for honoring me, I’ll be giving back every chance I get.”
To support his commitment to giving back, Barker launched Run Travis Run, a national wellness campaign encouraging fitness, mindfulness and community engagement. His special ceremony took place directly following Fontana Days Run, one of the oldest half-marathons in the nation, which features a 13.1-mile half-marathon, a 5K, and a Children’s Dash.
Barker has shared that his near-fatal plane crash in 2008 led him to launch the fitness initiative.
“After my accident in 2008 more than 70% of my body was burnt and I was told by doctors that I may never be able to walk or play drums the same again. I was never athletic and I never played sports but I immediately had this urge to prove everyone wrong including myself,” he wrote on the Run Travis Run website. “It started off with short walks and then that turned into short runs everyday. I felt this sense of calmness and a rush of dopamine every time I ran. I’ve kept this up for years now, and I always start my day with it. I even run 3 miles everyday before my shows when I’m on tour.”
