Travis Scott pleads guilty to disorderly conduct days after becoming a father

Kylie Jenner's boyfriend Travis Scott has reportedly pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct for his behaviour at a gig.

The rapper, 25, was arrested for allegedly inciting a riot at a concert in May 2017. He's accused of encouraging fans to storm the stage at the gig at the Walmart Arkanasas Music Pavilion, according to People. Travis welcomed his first child with 20-year-old Kylie Jenner on Thursday 1 February. Two people were injured in the incident nine months ago; a security guard and a member of the police. Travis, under his real name Jacques Webster, was charged with inciting a riot, disorderly conduct and endangering the welfare of a minor. He has pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct but the other two charges have been dismissed. "They overcharged him," his attorney Doug Norwood told the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. "They tried to get him for inciting a riot. The video did not show any of that." Kylie, who had never confirmed that she was pregnant, revealed in an Instagram post on Sunday that she'd given birth to a little girl. She posted again last night to share the baby's name, Stormi. It's believed that as Kylie and Travis don't have an custody arrangement in place for the child, she could prevent him from seeing his daughter. Hollywood Life reports that under Californian law, a mother has the final say where no official agreement exists.