Travis Barker and Kourtney Kardashian are all loved-up in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
Over the weekend, the Blink 182 Drummer embarked on a life-changing journey with his lady love – going on his first plane ride in more than a decade.
Travis, who survived a deadly plane crash in 2008 and hasn’t traveled by air since, travelled to Cabo alongside Kourtney, her mother Kris Jenner, and Corey Gamble on Kylie Jenner’s private plane.
To commemorate the momentous occasion, he went on Instagram to share a photo of him on the tarmac, with Kourtney in his arms, crediting his girlfriend for giving his strength to fly again, “With you anything is possible 🖤 @kourtneykardash.”
The two couples touched down in Cabo on Saturday (August 14), and have been sharing photos from their romantic getaway on Instagram since.
Arriving at their idyllic holiday retreat, the group was welcomed by a mariachi band performing traditional Mexican songs.
Kourtney also shared photos of their luxurious seaside villa in paradise, showcasing the peaceful ocean views, an indoor tree decorated with glass hearts overlooking a beautiful infinity pool.
Their relaxing vacay starts with colorful mini-cups of espresso by the beach and switches to margarita as the day goes on, with mealtimes served up on plates with fun prints and brightly decorated tables.
Kourtney didn’t waste any time getting in some R&R while basking in the sun – in a colorful string bikini, no less! They enjoyed activities like horseback riding on the beach and watching a fireworks display.
The couple also didn’t shy away from packing on the PDA during their love-filled holiday as they sat on the resort steps – Travis on the steps; Kourtney on his lap – for a kiss.
“Yummy,” Kourtney captioned the post.
And Travis amped up the love, writing, “True Romance ❤️🔥” in the comments.
Back in 2015, Travis opened up about his slow and painful recovery from his critical injuries, telling ABC News at the time, “I stayed in burn centers for, like, the next four months.”
He underwent 26 surgeries and multiple skin grafts, and the ordeal took a toll on his mental health. In the years since, Travis has chosen to travel by land or by sea – cars, bus, ships, etc. However, he remained hopeful that he will one day get over his fear of flying.
“If I do it, and the angels above help me in my travels and keep me safe, I would like to come back and [tell my children], ‘Hey, I just flew here, and then I flew home. And everything was fine.’ I have to tell them, because I almost left them,” he went on. “That’s a perfect day.”
