Pablo Torre interviews Michael Jordan’s son Marcus Jordan and his girlfriend Larsa Pippen, Scottie Pippen’s ex-wife, in what promises to be one of the craziest stories of the year one.
During the interview, Marcus and Larsa openly discussed the unusual nature of their relationship with interviewers Pablo Torre and Charlotte Wilder, confirming the special dynamic between them.
Michael Jordan responds to Marcus’ unconventional relationship
Marcus also revealed how his father, Michael Jordan, reacted to him dating his former teammate’s ex-wife.
In Marcus’ words, his father has always been very supportive of him.
“My dad basically said, ‘You’re an adult,'” Marcus shared. “As long as I’m happy, he’s satisfied.
He had never interfered with my love life before Larsa, and he certainly didn’t start then. “
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Marcus Jordan career and career
Although Marcus Jordan is best known for his life as the son of the legendary Michael Jordan, he has successfully forged a career of his own over the past decade or so.
Marcus, 32, played college basketball for UCF but decided to venture into the business world.
His net worth is estimated to be around $1,500,000, significantly lower than that of his father, who earned his wealth through various ventures, according to Marca.
Marcus doesn’t limit himself to one area; I’ve been involved in several ventures.
He is the CEO and founder of Trophy Room, an online store inspired by the trophy room in his father’s home, and hosts a podcast with his partner Larsa Pippen.
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The trophy room, which sells footwear, apparel and memorabilia, appears to be Marcus’ main source of income.
The brand’s goal was to encapsulate the inspirational spirit and values that the Jordan Family Trophy Room symbolized for Michael Jordan and Marcus Jordan.
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