Larsa Pippen is making it clear where her relationship with Marcus Jordan stands.
"I think it's off. I mean, it's off, it is off," she told ET in a Wednesday, July 24, interview. "I feel like I'm good. I'm good." Larsa, 50, went on to explain she is reevaluating what she wants in a relationship. "I am spending this summer just focusing on my kids and my friends and family. I just have to, like, enjoy it and figure out what Larsa wants," she said.
Larsa and Marcus, 33, who caught flack for their 16-year age gap, were first linked in 2022, and confirmed their relationship in January 2023. The pairing also made news because Larsa was previously married to Scottie Pippen — with whom she shares sons Scotty Pippen Jr., 23, Preston, 22, and Justin, 19 — who was a teammate of Michael Jordan, Marcus's father, in the 1990s on the Chicago Bulls.
Larsa and Marcus launched a podcast in June 2023, called Separation Anxiety, and by August there were rumors of an engagement when the former was spotted wearing a large, diamond ring on her left ring finger. Though they denied engagement rumors, Marcus did say that it was something "they've been discussing a lot lately," on their podcast that same month.
They both appeared on the second season of popular Peacock series The Traitors, which debuted in January 2024. By the following month, rumors swirled that the pair had split when it seemed Larsa had deleted pictures of Marcus from her Instagram page. In February 2024, Larsa also began sharing cryptic social media posts, like asking if your friends should unfollow your ex.
She also began posting quotes like, "The man you choose to be your partner affects everything in your life. Your mental health, your peace of mind, your love inside you, your happiness, how you get through tragedies, your successes, how your children will be raised, and much more." Both signed on for The Traitors season 2 reunion, which aired in March, and host Andy Cohen vowed to find out the tea.
"You unfollowed each other on Instagram, then you re-followed, and are out, you were seen with a ring," Cohen said. "Give me the tea. What's happening?" Marcus said they had "hit a little speed bump," explaining, "We were moving 100 mph... We needed to kind of reset, regroup, and kind of talk through some stuff. But we're doing fine now." Larsa agreed, adding that they are "in a better place" and "working on our problems."
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