look like Marcus Jordan and Larsa Pippen’s relationship has come to an end, with Pippen deleting all traces of Jordan from her Instagram and multiple insiders telling the outlet there’s “tension” between the two It has become unsustainable.
Former player Jordan and reality TV star Pippen both recently appeared on Season 2 American traitorThey’ve been through some ups and downs over the past year or so: Their love has been complicated by baggage associated with people outside of the relationship.Namely, Jordan’s father, NBA superstar Michael Jordan, and Pippen’s ex-husband (and Jordan’s former teammate) Scottie Pippen, whose decades-old feud was reignited in the ESPN docuseries last dance.
When his son and Scottie’s ex-boyfriend started dating, the basketball legend was asked by reporters if he approved of their relationship, and his answer was a simple but resounding “No!” To the new couple, This undoubtedly made things very awkward and is believed to have led to an inevitable breakup, despite Jordan claiming his father wasn’t serious and actually supported them.
“Marcus said Michael was joking when he said he disagreed, but it really mortified Larsa,” a source told Page six. “The history between Michael and Scottie complicates things, even if Larsa and Marcus try their best to make it less of an issue… Ultimately, Michael is Marcus’ father, Scottie Cody is the father of Larsa’s children. “
It’s also possible that the ghost of Scottie Pippen looms in the bedroom.
period real housewives of miami During a 2023 reunion taping, Pippen revealed to Andy Cohen that she and her ex-husband “had sex four times a night, Every “I haven’t had a night off in 23 years,” she said, then clarified in a later interview that she and Jordan had beaten that number, taking “five off nights a night.” ”
Pippen’s repeated insistence on revealing such intimate details could be interpreted as exaggeration or even overcompensation. Or maybe it’s all true, in which case the Bravo star can finally enjoy a night of rest now.
Philip Ellis is news editor men’s health, covering fitness, pop culture, sex and relationships, and LGBTQ+ issues.His work has appeared in GQ, Teen Vogue, Man Repeller and MTV, and he is Love and other scams.