Larsa Pippen Doubts Micheal Jordan will Attend his Son Marcus Jordan’s Shocking Wedding
According to HollywoodLife.com, a recent episode of their podcast, ‘Separation Anxiety,’ reality TV personality Larsa Pippen, 49, openly discussed her
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According to HollywoodLife.com, a recent episode of their podcast, ‘Separation Anxiety,’ reality TV personality Larsa Pippen, 49, openly discussed her skepticism about NBA legend Michael Jordan attending a potential future wedding between her and his son, Marcus Jordan, 32. Amidst engagement rumors and speculation, Larsa expressed her thoughts on how the basketball icon might react to their union.
Addressing the possibility of having their wedding featured on a reality show, Larsa voiced her reservations to Marcus during the episode titled “Venues, Rings, and Other Things!” She mused, “Do you think you would have a wedding on a reality show? I don’t think your parents would come.”
While dispelling engagement rumors, Larsa and Marcus confirmed that they are not engaged, despite the buzz ignited by Larsa’s flaunting of a stunning diamond ring. Larsa clarified, “I was like I’m so excited, but no, we’re not engaged.” She went on to mention that Marcus “did give me a promise ring.”
Marcus chimed in, adding insight into their relationship status, “It’s something that we’ve been discussing a lot lately, not necessarily putting a lot of emphasis or priority on where or when, but we’ve definitely been discussing locations and time of year.” He acknowledged that the ring’s images had added fuel to the speculation.
The conversation about a potential wedding between Larsa and Marcus arose after Michael Jordan’s remarks about their relationship made headlines. When questioned about his stance on the couple’s romance, Michael simply responded, “No.” This statement sparked curiosity and left people wondering if he was jesting or being serious about his approval.
Subsequently, Larsa admitted her discomfort with the media attention during a podcast episode in July. In contrast, Marcus defended his father’s reaction, asserting that it was a lighthearted display of humor. He mentioned, “I thought, he’s playing. He’s being joking. He’s laughing. He’s just being playful, maybe lit.”