Michael Jordan’s Son, Marcus Allegedly Spotted Kissing Scottie Pippen’s Ex Wife

• Michael Jordan's son Marcus and Scottie Pippen's ex-wife Larsa were pictured allegedly kissing
• Larsa had previously claimed they were just friends, but the latest romance suggests it is more than that
• Michael and Scottie won six NBA titles with the Chicago Bulls in the 1990s

Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen are famous for dominating the NBA in the 1990s, winning six NBA titles with the Chicago Bulls and cementing their status as one of the best teams of all time.

Pippen's ex-wife Larsa was recently pictured kissing Jordan's son, despite saying that the two are just friends in what is becoming a highly publicized affair.

Larsa and Scottie separated in 2015 before Scottie filed for divorce in 2016. Despite reconciling the following year, the two cut ties for good as Larsa filed for divorce, per the People.

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The Real Housewives of Miami star married the 57-year-old in 1997, and later had four kids: Scotty Jr. in 2000, Preston in 2002, Justin in 2005 and Sophia in 2008, per US.

Marcus and Larsa pictured kissing

According to People, Marcus, 32 and Larsa, 48, were recently spotted sharing a kiss while taking a stroll in Miami Beach.

This comes after Larsa addressed his relationship with Marcus. She said his ex-husband never asked her about his connection to Marcus. She was asked what Scottie thinks of the relationship.

"I don't know."

Larsa added that the Jordan and Pippen's families are not close contrary to public opinion.

"I think a lot of people think that our families were really close and intertwined, and they really weren't."

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In September 2022, the two were seen out on lunch together in Miami, per TMZ. Later that month, Marcus and Larsa were seen at Rolling Loud Music Festival, where they were photographed embracing.

Scottie and Michael won six NBA titles in the 1990s and are renowned as one of the best duos in the NBA.

NBA MVP award named after Jordan

Sports Brief earlier reported on NBA naming the MVP award after Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan.

The NBA announced on Wednesday, December 13, their decision to rebrand. Jordan is a five-time winner of the award, with the last one coming in 1998 when he led the Bulls to their last NBA Championship.

For six decades, the trophy was named after Maurice Podoloff, the league's first commissioner.