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Larsa Pippen and Marcus Jordan, son of NBA legend Michael Jordan don’t hide their relationship anymore. Now that they have launched a podcast, they share and discuss the important aspects of their relationship and the questions that people put up for their age difference and more. Pippen even confessed that Marcus is better than the ‘old dudes’ as she mentioned it in one of her episodes.

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As per the couple, they have the same level of understanding and maturity with one another but in a recent episode of their podcast, Larsa Pippen criticizes NBA players being parents to their children. However, Marcus Jordan disagrees with her statement on the subject and gives his modern NBA players examples.

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Marcus Jordan brings Stephen Curry, Jayson Tatum, and his dad Michael Jordan to prove his point

In her recent episode on her podcast ‘Separation Anxiety with Larsa Pippen and Marcus Jordan’, they touched upon parenting skills and Larsa Pippen criticized NBA players for their parenting style. She further states that several NBA players who had children at a young age did not make good parents. She believes that marrying and having children later in their 30s made them better parents.

Jordan disagreed, claiming that it is not always the case. He mentioned NBA stars like Jayson Tatum and Steph Curry as outstanding parents, as well as how his father included him and his brothers in his basketball career. He believes that it is dependent on the man and the situation. Larsa explicitly said, “I know a lot of guys who had kids when they were 25, like a lot of guys in the NBA and I think they were not great parents and they end up getting married or having kids as they’re older in their 30’s …when I see the difference in how they were as a parent when they were younger..”  

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Jordan interrupted in between and pointed out, “I think it’s just an overgeneralization because I feel like if you look at NBA players today like Jayson Tatum, he’s always having his son and Steph Curry always had his kids, even my dad when we were young, we went to all the Chicago Bulls homes games when he retired both times, he had us with there with him, raising the banner… so I feel like it varies and it’s very situational.”

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NBA stars like Stephen Curry and Jayson Tatum are great parents

Jayson Tatum is a loving and involved father to his 5-year-old son, Deuce. He brings Deuce to his games, spends time playing with him before games, and shares the special moments of his life with him. They have a strong bond and create wonderful memories together.

Just like Tatum, Stephen Curry like always, showed his love for his daughter after their 2022 championship win. His 10-year-old daughter, Riley, is always there watching the home games. And during the championship parade, he made sure to include her in the celebration, and it made us all feel happy and touched. He is a proud girl dad, which he never misses a chance to show.

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Marcus Jordan shows love to Jayson Taytom and Stephen Curry for their parenting skills. Do you agree with him? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

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