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Larsa Pippen and Marcus Jordan were spotted engaging in PDA during their most recent excursion, sparking marriage rumors after she discussed the possibility of changing her name. Monday in Miami, the “Real Housewives of Miami” star ardently kissed the 32-year-old son of NBA legend Michael Jordan.
As if sweet kisses weren’t enough, the couple entwined their arms around one another, and their friends and family accompanied the couple on a boat excursion around Florida. Larsa flaunted her flawless figure in a sleeveless, form-fitting top, while Marcus wore an all-black ensemble with a baseball cap, T-shirt, and trousers.
This occurs weeks after Larsa’s extremely revealing reunion appearance on “RHOM.” She stated on the program that she “would certainly change my last name for whomever I married, that’s for sure,” despite not being engaged to the hunk.
Jordan is the founder and chief executive officer of “The Trophy Room,” an online footwear and sports apparel store named after his 60-year-old father. Larsa was a complete open book on the program. She confessed she was exhausted after having so much sex with her ex-husband Scottie Pippen before their 20-year on-and-off marriage ended in 2021.
“[I] always had intercourse four times a night,” the reality star revealed last Thursday during the fifth season’s second of three reunion episodes. “Every night, I had sex four times. I worked nonstop for the past 23 years.”
The Pippens were undoubtedly fertile, as they are the proud parents of Scottie Jr., 22, Preston, 20, Justin, 17, and Sophia, all under 15. After Larsa’s NSFW confession, executive producer Andy Cohen joked that her current toyboy Marcus Jordan “has huge shoes to fill.
The Syrian-American influencer was ostensibly still married to the 57-year-old retired NBA legend when she met Michael Jordan’s 32-year-old son at a 2019 Los Angeles party. However, they began dating in September.
“I met him only a few years ago. I had never met him before. I played with Scottie during his final season with Michael,” Pippen clarified. “Because Michael and his wife were going through a divorce, I never met his wife or his children. It wasn’t as if our families were interconnected. I did not know them.”
After the 2020 release of Jason Hehir’s critically acclaimed 10-part ESPN documentary “The Last Dance,” which “glorified” Jordan while “downplaying” Pippen and other players’ contributions, the rift between the Chicago Bulls players widened.
Scottie wrote in his 2021 memoir Unguarded, “Even in the second episode, which focused on my difficult upbringing and the unlikely path to the NBA, the narrative returned to Michael Jordan and his determination to win.
“I was nothing more than a prop,” she said. “I was dubbed his “greatest teammate of all time” by him. He could not have been any more condescending.” The former minor advance continued, “Michael received $10 million for his role in the documentary. At the same time, my teammates and I did not earn a dime, a stark reminder of the old hierarchical order.”