Larsa Pippen Takes Heat in Comedy Roast: Targets Scottie and Michael Jordan

Larsa Pippen likely felt that after a tumultuous week in her relationship, the attention had shifted away from her and her partner, Marcus Jordan. However, that changed when they were spotted attending a stand-up comedy concert together. Following this, the 49-year-old’s enjoyable evening on Miami Beach took an embarrassing turn for the duo. Larsa and Pippen were socializing in Miami Beach over the weekend, participating in an event hosted by 10XLaw.com.

Comedian Greg Wilson was one of the performers at the event and noticed Marcus Jordan and Larsa Pippen among the audience. Furthermore, Larsa is the ex-wife of the former Chicago Bulls player, Scottie Pippen. Upon seeing Larsa, Greg couldn’t resist making a joke aimed at the couple.

Larsa Pippen is here with Marcus Jordan. You’re a legend. You are the only person who’s ever managed to fu*k up both Scottie Pippen and Michael Jordan at the same time. You’re the Greatest New York of all time.

There were chuckles when the joke was delivered, but overall, the atmosphere seemed a little off.

Marcus Pippen is the son of the legendary Michael Jordan, but Larsa married Scottie Pippen in 1997, and the two of them divorced in 2021. A hiccup in the relationship between Marcus and Larsa took place last week, and rumors spread that they had parted ways. However, they have been seen together multiple times this week and seem to be going strong.

She continued to the “Two T’s in the Pod” podcast, where she disclosed the state of their relationship as well as the challenges they were facing. Larsa Pippen said,

We never broke up, by the way, you guys, we didn’t break up. We kind of needed to take a beat, gather our thoughts, and see if this relationship, you know, what’s gonna happen in the future.

After the couple unfollowed each other and deleted each other’s posts from their social media accounts, rumors of a breakup started circulating. However, with Larsa’s recent statement, everything appears to be different.