Larsa Pippen defended the 16-year age gap between her and her boyfriend, Marcus Jordan, pointing out that it’s not an issue and that the public approves of their relationship.
The couple’s relationship has attracted significant attention from the media and fans, leading to widespread speculation and unfounded rumours.
Marcus, the son of basketball legend Michael Jordan, also came to his defense against allegations of being a “gold digger.”
Read on for more details.
Larsa Pippen Defends 16-Year Age Gap With Marcus Jordan
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In response to ongoing discussions about their apparent 16-year age gap, Larsa took the opportunity to defend her relationship with Marcus. Address the age difference directly in an interview with E! News“courage” and her boyfriend, Marcus, insist that age should not be a determining factor in the validity of their love.
Larsa confidently states that most people in their lives, including friends and family, wholeheartedly agree and support their union. She also explains that the relationship she shares with Marcus goes beyond age considerations and the superficial.
“I just feel like we meet somewhere in the middle. Age is just a number, but I think maturity and life experience really define the relationship,” said Marcus.
Larsa agreed, saying, “Everything we do, we have in common. We like the same things, we like to go to the same places. I think for us, it was very natural to be with each other. I don’t see the age part.”
Marcus Jordan Defends Larsa Pippen Against ‘Gold Digger’ Allegations
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Television personality and former partner of NBA icon Scottie Pippen has been under intense scrutiny since his relationship with 32-year-old Marcus became public. Critics claimed that her involvement with Marcus was driven solely by financial motivations, referring to her previous relationships with high-profile athletes.
However, in future episodes Page Six“Virtual Reali-Tea” podcast, Marcus addresses baseless accusations and defends his girlfriend.
“Yeah, I feel like people are trying to say Larsa is a gold digger and she’s after Jordan’s money or something,” Marcus explained, agreeing with Larsa to have “her own money.”
The former college basketball player and entrepreneur highlighted that their relationship went beyond the public eye and financial gain, describing her as an “independent” and “career-driven” woman.
“He has done it… It is the only comment or comment that I have to refrain from commenting again,” he added.
Marcus Jordan & Larsa Pippen Want to Tell Their Own Love Story
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In a proactive move to take back control of the narrative surrounding their high-profile romance, Marcus and Larsa launched their podcast, “Separation Anxiety.”
follow Page Sixthe podcast aims to provide a platform for the couple to share their stories, discuss their challenges and dispel misconceptions, including the 16-year age gap between them.
By engaging with their audience directly through the podcast format, the couple sought to foster a deeper understanding of their relationship beyond the headlines and tabloid gossip.
“We do this podcast, it’s really therapeutic for us. Like, ‘Hey, let’s talk about this,’ or, ‘People want to know about our age gap. Should we talk about that?’ Because we really don’t see age like that,” explained the “Real Housewives of Miami” star.
“I’ve met guys much older than me and I’ve met guys younger than Marcus. So for me, I’m not really worried about the 16-year age difference,” he added.
Larsa shared that she cares more about maturity and if her potential partner “feels good” about her.
They have distanced themselves from the Jordan-Pippen feud
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The couple have taken a deliberate step to distance themselves from the highly publicized feud between their respective family members, Larsa’s ex-husband, Scottie Pippen, and Marcus’ father, Michael Jordan.
Noticing the long history and tension between the two NBA legends since they clashed in 2020 is due in large part to that ESPNDocumentary, “The Last Dance,” the couple made it a priority to maintain their own separate and harmonious relationship, free from any external conflict.
“I think people want to make it worse than it is,” Larsa said of the former Chicago Bulls teammate’s relationship. “Like, feelings were hurt. But I don’t think that has anything to do with us.”
“We’re trying to stand on our own two feet and really establish ourselves both independently but also as a couple,” Marcus added, noting that they plan to let the athletes “handle their business.”
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