Travis Barker, Kourtney Kardashian Make Rare Appearance With His Kids

The Lemme founder—who shares son Rocky Barker, 2, with Barker, as well as kids Mason Disick, 16, Penelope Disick, 14, and Reign Disick, 11, with ex Scott Disick—also shared a glimpse into their evening inside the theater with photos before the documentary played, as well as family moments with her husband and his kids.

“Love is louder than fear,” she captioned the Aug. 12 Instagram post, alongside a black heart emoji, “a beautiful night.”

For the musician, having Kardashian, 47, by his side as he navigated his deepest traumas—including the 2008 plane crash that he and DJ AM (real name Adam Goldstein) were the sole survivors of—had been essential in his growth.

“Falling in love again, my wife gave me so much hope to where I ended up flying again,” Barker—who took his first plane ride since the accident in August 2021— exclusively told E! News at the Tribeca Film Festival in June, “and believed that I could do it and now my kids fly. It’s just insane.”

And it also helps to have his children supporting him, too.

“The power of love is amazing,” the 50-year-old said. “My kids were my strength from the time they existed.”

Barker and Goldstein—who collaborated on their project TRV$DJAM from 2008 to 2009—were returning from a performance in South Carolina when pieces of the tires on their private plane had broken off and damaged the hydraulic system, leading to the brakes failing and damage to the thrust reversers. 

The duo were the only survivors, with the plane’s two pilots, as well as assistant Chris Baker and security guard Charles Still Jr.,being killed in the crash. 

The rocker shared in the Aug. 10 episode of the On Purpose with Jay Shetty podcast that his “whole body” caught on fire while trying to escape, ultimately landing him in the burn center for six months. (Goldstein, who also sustained serious burn injuries in the crash, died of a drug overdose nearly a year later.)

“You’re just in disbelief,” he reflected. I wasn’t just a patient that was 70 percent burned. I was dealing with loss—two of my best friends. Also, the trauma of being in a plane crash, I was talking to a post-traumatic doctor all the time.”

“The thing that would have been probably the most healing would have been to see my kids, but I couldn’t see them because I was basically a huge open wound,” he continued. “So, it was difficult.”

As Barker enters a new chapter in his life with the support of Kardashian and their kids, keep reading for a closer look at their pitch-perfect blended family.