Travis Barker Reveals the One Marriage Rule He and Kourtney Kardashian 'Try' to Follow

Travis Barker revealed the one marriage rule that he and Kourtney Kardashian follow.

"We try not to ever fall asleep mad at each other," the Blink-182 drummer told People.

The couple focused on resolving disagreements before going to bed while also recognizing when they needed space.

Barker, 50, explained that the rule applied even to minor misunderstandings between the couple.

"[We] try to resolve, even if it’s just like, 'Hey, I thought you were going to meet me for lunch, and you didn’t text me back right away, so I didn’t know if we were meeting for lunch,'" he said.

The musician also explained how they handled those moments once they came up.

"Even if it’s just as simple as, like, 'Oh babe, I take accountability. I’m sorry. I didn’t see your text right away.' Just resolving anything so you don’t go to bed not feeling connected is really important," Barker added.

Before their romance began, Barker and Kardashian had already developed a close friendship. The pair started dating and got engaged in 2021 after years of knowing each other.

They had three wedding celebrations in total. Their first took place in Las Vegas in April 2022 without an official marriage license, followed by their legal marriage in Santa Barbara. They later celebrated with an extravagant ceremony in Italy on May 22, 2022.

The couple expanded their family in November 2023 when they welcomed their son, Rocky Thirteen.

Before they became a couple, Barker told People that he and Kardashian were "workout buddies" and good friends.

"It’s one of the main reasons we were so close," he said.

Barker explained how their time together outside of their romantic relationship helped strengthen their bond.

"We would always work out together and run together before we were ever in a relationship. It’s amazing to be with someone that has the same love for wellness."

Barker is set to share more about his life and career in his upcoming documentary, Louder Than Fear. Directed by Justin Krook and Michael Dwyer, the 99-minute film was set to premiere on August 13 on Hulu and Disney+.

The documentary chronicled Barker’s rise to fame and the challenges he faced, including the aftermath of his 2008 private plane crash. It also featured interviews with his loved ones and others from the music industry.

According to People, sparks were spotted near the plane’s wheels as it traveled down the runway. Air-traffic controllers and a witness on the ground noticed the unusual activity before the aircraft reached the end of the runway.

"I thought they blew a tire and were coming in," airport maintenance technician Nate Bozeman told People at the time.

He continued, "But then it got close to the end of the runway and didn't stop."