Michael Jordan may not be thrilled about his son Marcus’ relationship with Larsa Pippen, but Marcus is optimistic his old man will come around.in a recent conversation Pablo Torres found out On the podcast, Marcus announced that he plans to have Michael be his best man if Michael and Larsa end up getting married.
“I was the best man at his wedding and the best man at my brother’s wedding, so obviously, we’re going to continue that tradition,” he said.
In July, Michael was asked by reporters if he approved of his son’s relationship with Larsa Pippen, the ex-wife of former Chicago Bulls teammate Scottie Pippen. The NBA legend simply and resoundingly replied: “No. ! ”
this real housewives of miami Celebrities are already bragging revealed to her castmates that she and Scotty used to have sex four times a night. Larsa also said her current relationship isn’t lacking in that regard, saying Marcus “wears a size 15 shoe,” so “he’s fine.”
Michael may not like the fact that Larsa talks so openly about the private details of her relationships. Or maybe it’s just an old feud between him and his old colleague Bull.
The feud between Jordan and Pippen ran deep, dating back more than 20 years.Documentary explores the split between the pair last dance: Jordan said he believed Pippen was “selfish” in delaying surgery until the 1997-98 season, affecting his availability with the Bulls amid trade rumors. Pippen has since said he was “hurt and disappointed” by Jordan’s version of events.
Larsa herself said she felt “embarrassed” and “traumatized” by her potential father-in-law’s public descriptions of her relationship with Marcus, and that she didn’t see anything wrong with dating her ex-husband’s son. Old teammates.
“We’re not awkward together because it’s us,” she said on her and Marcus’ podcast separation anxietythen admits she can understand Michael’s point of view: “I It feels like it might be weird to them, and it might be weird to your dad. “
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