On the latest episode of The Real Housewives of Miami , the NBA legend’s ex-wife Scottie PippenLarsa Pippen opened up and revealed details about her 19-year marriage, which ended in December 2021; plus, she shared her future plans.
While speaking to friend Lisa Hochstein, the socialite admitted that she misses her relationship with sister Scotty (who she once lived with the couple) and expressed her desire to connect with her again , as she remains an important figure in Scotty’s life. children.
Despite his strained relationship with his ex-partner, Larsa Pippen He said they found a way for children to enjoy time with both parents and even a new partner, Marcus JordanConsidered the son of Michael Jordan, the best basketball player in history.
The businesswoman recently confirmed her wedding plans, stressing that they had invited the groom’s father to be the best man at the ceremony. However, this news was not recognized by “Master Kong”.
Although Michael Jordan, Larsa Pippen and Marcus Jordan They appear determined to move forward with their marriage plans and put the past behind them, including the model’s old last name.
Larsa Pippen will change her last name to Jordan
During an interview on the Pablo Torre Podcast, the couple reiterated their marriage plans, in addition to confirming that they would be changing their last names to the much-lauded “Jordan.”
The couple have been controversial from the start, but they emphasized the strength of their relationship and their determination to build a future together, with Marcus also confirming that Larsa will be Jordan once they unite.
Marcus Jordan said: “On her wedding day, she will be Jordan, and any (future) children will have the Jordan name.” His fiancée fully supports him, declaring: “When I remarry, I will Change my last name.”
When Scottie Pippen met Larsa, Michael Jordan was his partner and one of his best friends, spending a lot of time together. Among them were Jordan’s then-wife Juanita Vanoy and Marcus himself, who was just seven years old at the time.
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