Kourtney Kardashian’s fiance, 46, looked worlds away from his usual rocker appearance as he covered up his hundreds of tattoos, reports The Sun.Travis appeared at the start of the video, dressed in a knitted sweater vest, a brown turtleneck and huge glasses.Instead of his usual shaved head look, the Blink-182 drummer opted for a grey wig.He stood in front of a group of children and told them: “Alright kids. Today, we’re going on a field trip.”The kids cheered and the rocker led them into a museum where MGK and Willow performed Emo Girl.The video ended with Travis looking back to his usual rocker self – while the elementary school kids had all transformed into emos.Emo Girl is MGK’s second single off his sixth studio album, Mainstream Sellout.Travis may have appeared briefly in MGK’s music video, but he is set to take centre stage in the Kardashians’ new reality show on Hulu.The Sun exclusively revealed that Kourtney and her man – who got engaged in October – will feature heavily on the show, while her ex Scott Disick will “rarely appear on camera”.Streaming service Hulu released the highly-anticipated series’ first trailer this month, and the first episode will drop on April 14.Headlining HuluAn insider exclusively told The Sun: “Kourtney and Travis have been filming a lot for the new show, and their relationship will take centre stage now that they’re planning the wedding.“They’re clearly very in love but it seems Travis is also fully on board with making the most of what comes with dating a Kardashian, it can hardly hurt his career. “They have filmed together, with the family, and on his own at a studio.“But Scott is basically a ghost at the moment, he won’t be featured as much as he used to on the old show.”Scott and Kourtney’s relationship is basically “non-existent” as they only co-parent their three children, and sources claimed Scott asked for a major paycheck to star on the show, despite his minimal role.The 38-year-old and Kourtney, 42, dated for nearly a decade and are parents to Mason, 11, Penelope, 9, and Reign, 6.This article originally appeared on The Sun and was reproduced with permission
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