Larsa Pippen and Marcus Jordan aren’t fazed by the outside noise about their relationship.
NBA legend Michael Jordan delivered a blunt piece of advice to his son about his relationship with his teammate’s ex-wife, Larsa Pippen.During a recent appearance on the “Pablo Torre Finds Out” show, Larsa, who was married to NBA champ Scottie Pippen for 24 years, and Marcus — the youngest son of Michael Jordan, Pippen’s longtime Bulls teammate — explained why their unexpected romance works.“It’s probably weird to the world because our last names are known to basketball history.
The “Real Housewives of Miami” star said she’s heard the negative chatter about her relationship with Marcus.“Just to hear of it, it doesn’t resonate well with people. Larsa politely declined to discuss whether she’s “been around Michael” during her relationship with his 32-year-old son.“I feel like we are really comfortable talking about us. I feel like our families just want us to be happy … No one’s really affected by our relationship to be honest with you.”
In response to those who still doubt their relationship is real, Marcus simply said, “F*** ’em’” with a smile.
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