“She’s a Bulldog, Won’t Let That Happen Too Often”: Michael Jordan Once Revealed How Ex-Wife Juanita Handled Attention From His Female Fans
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Michael Jordan is an iconic sportsman and businessman. His contribution to the sporting world is arguably unparallel. The 59-year-old legend has an estimated net worth of $1.7 billion dollars, making him the richest player in NBA history. With such achievements certainly comes global fame. Jordan’s fan base is self-explanatory. Even the greatest of today’s generation grew up watching the Chicago Bulls legend play. With all the fame and money also comes responsibility.
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Back in 1997, Michael Jordan appeared on ‘The Keenen Ivory Wayans Show’. They talked about different aspects of Jordan’s life. Just like a family man, Jordan talked about wanting to spend time with his wife and kids, go out for dinner then to the movies. All of this is undoubtedly very hard for Jordon and his family because people are constantly intervening in their private time while out in public.
Michael Jordan recalls a funny fan moment
The Hall of Famer then recalled a fan engagement in which a female fan approached him and asked him to sign a napkin for her. Then he mentioned his wife Juanita by saying, “She’s a bulldog, won’t let that happen too often”. Jordan spoke about how his wife Juanita would not let a fan invade their private time. The audience started laughing upon hearing MJ’s remarks.
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Back in 1984, Juanita Vanoy was an executive secretary for the American Bar Association. Jordan and Vanoy met through a common friend. Before they started dating, they met at several parties in Chicago. The pair tied the knot in 1989. They had three children together. Almost after two decades of marriage, the couple decided to separate and file for divorce in 2002, which was finalized in 2006.
The divorce made international headlines. In the history of sports, it is considered as one of the most expensive divorces. In the settlement, Juanita got $168 million, the seven-acre estate in Chicago, and custody of their three children.
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Michael Jordan and wife Juanita Vanoy ended their 17-year marriage in 2006. In the settlement, she won $168 million, the seven-acre estate in Chicago, and custody of their three children. One of the largest settlements in sports history. She was notably missing from #TheLastDance pic.twitter.com/tJljXaNe2p
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The Chicago Bulls legend then got married to Yvette Prieto in 2013 and the couple is still together today.
What do you think about Jordan and his relationship with his ex-wife Juanita? Please share your thoughts in the comments below.
Edited by:
Veer Badani