Scott Disick gave one of his sons the ultimate birthday present.
The Talentless founder revealed on his Instagram Story that he purchased a mini Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon for the special occasion.
However, he didn’t specify whether the gift was for 15-year-old Mason Disick or 10-year-old Reign Disick, who both had birthdays on Saturday.
“Happy birthday big boy!” Scott wrote alongside a snap of the black SUV decorated with a black bow. “Felt like it was only fair 4 you 2 get your first g wagon.”
“even if it’s a mini g wagon it’s still a wagon! Love you son!” Scott, 41, continued. “Let the good times roll.”
Photos showed the new mini ride in what appeared to be “Keeping Up With the Kardashian” alum’s driveway alongside several full-size luxury vehicles.
“Gotta be the coolest little wagon I have ever seen!” the dad of three added. “You deserve every inch of it! Love you more than anything in life.”
It’s unclear how much the mini G-wagon cost, however, the regular-sized models start at $148,250, per the Mercedes-Benz website.
Scott also shared a snap of himself and Reign on the jumbotron at a sporting event, writing on his Story, “Had 2 much fun with you at your first game you asked me to take you to and I don’t even like sports.
“That’s when you know you really love your kid! Just kidding, love u more than life young blood. happy bday son.”
Scott shares Mason, daughter Penelope Disick, 12, and son Reign Disick, 10, with ex Kourtney Kardashian.
Both Mason and Reign were born on Dec. 14, with the former turning 15 on Saturday.
Kardashian, 45, also honored her sons’ birthdays with a sweet tribute on Instagram featuring throwback photos of the duo over the years.
One photo saw Mason carrying his younger brother on his back during a firework show, while another showed them cuddled up when Reign was a baby.
“My birthday boys. So special to me it hurts my heart,” the Lemme founder captioned the snaps.
Kris Jenner also gave her grandsons special shout-outs in a lengthy Instagram caption, calling them “incredible boys.”
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