Larsa Pippen and Marcus Jordan (Photo by Romain Maurice/Getty Images)
Back in 2016, 25-year-old Marcus Jordan informed his legendary father, the NBA legend, Michael Jordan of his wish to open a business. His Airness was quick to shut down the notion and told his son, who had no experience of running a business, to focus on his studies. Fast-forward to 2024, Marcus Jordan is celebrating the 8th anniversary of his “Trophy Room” brand which received nothing but love from Larsa Pippen.

On May 23, Marcus Jordan celebrated the 8th anniversary of his brand with a post on Instagram. Among the numerous congratulatory messages, Larsa Pippen’s was the one to catch the eye. The RHOM star commented, “Congrats” followed by a heart emoji.

The duo’s romantic involvement has been the talk of the town since they first linked up in 2022. After their break-up earlier this year and subsequent patch-up drew a lot of criticism, but the duo once again called time on their relationship in March.

Even after that, the duo were together in Miami, sparking rumors of yet another reconciliation. But for now, it was all about family time for the Jordans and Marcus gave a sneak peek at what they were up to last weekend.

Marcus Jordan Gives Exclusive Sneak Peek of Family Outing

Recently, Michael Jordan visited his NASCAR team’s HQ with his son Marcus and daughter Jasmine. The headquarters of 23XI Racing is in Huntersville, North Carolina.

During the outing, Marcus uploaded a video of the former Bulls star walking towards his private jet which cost only $61 million.

While the gang was together, Yvette Prieto, MJ’s wife, was missing. This was not an out-of-the-ordinary thought, as the couple is rarely seen together in public.

For Marcus, things look much smoother since his break-up with Larsa, as his father was completely against the relationship given his history with Scottie Pippen. The father-son duo was seen watching the Super Bowl together and now the family outing proves things are smooth enough in the Jordan family.

“I Wish I Could Step Out and Shoot the 3”- Jealous Shaquille O’Neal Explains Why He’s the ‘Black Steph Curry’

Shaquille O’Neal (Image Source: YouTube)
Many believe Shaquille O’Neal was the most dominant big player in NBA history. His Hall of Fame career supported that assessment, and he has enthusiastically accepted the distinction. When Shaq was in the paint during his best years in the league, he was a one-man wrecking crew.

Though he was formidable on the court, the 7-foot-1, 325-pound monster wished he could play the game differently. He’s added another championship to his résumé many times. Shaquille O’Neal identifies as “Black Steph Curry.”

Shaq earned himself that moniker, but he revealed on “The Draymond Green Show” why the difference is so evident: “I wish I could step out and shoot the 3, brother. You know why I call myself the black Steph Curry? Because if I go to the gym and miss 190 f**king 3s and make one, I’m the black Steph Curry. That s**t feel good, to step out there and shoot the 3, bro.“

Shaquille O’Neal added: “I’m jealous of them because I wish I was allowed to do that. Embiid is a mixture of me in the post and Hakeem Olajuwon outside the post. And Joker? I was thinking a little Brad Daugherty, a little Sabonis ‘84. His game is just nice. Wembanyama is different. He is thin but he does stuff. … I really like those three guys.”

Shaquille O’Neal’s Take on Playing Three Centers in a Team

The legendary LA Lakers player and the point guard for the Golden State Warriors are entirely different players. Curry wins by draining threes, but Shaquille O’Neal bludgeons opponents into submission.

Embiid, Jokic, and Wembanyama are among the top three centers in the NBA. The first two have won the NBA MVP trophy in three of the last four years. If he stays healthy, Wemby, who is only getting started, has the most excellent mantle of all time ahead of him.

Their ability to hit from behind the arc is one of the things that draws people to their game. When Shaquille O’Neal was at his best, he said his coaches would go “crazy” if he did the same.