Less than a week after her breakup with Marcus Jordan, Larsa Pippen reveals her side of the story. The 49-year-old was dating the son of former NBA player Michael Jordan for over a year. Before breaking up for the second time, the couple decided to take a break and unfollowed each other on Instagram. However, that pause lasted for a few days and the couple was seen together on Valentine’s Day.

After her first breakup, Pippen appeared on the “Two Ts in a Pod” podcast, revealing to hosts Tamra Judge and Teddi Mellencamp that she had one regret during the first breakup. She said, “I feel like I was very emotional … I wish I didn’t delete those photos.”

This time with what appears to be the last and final break up with Marcus Jordan, Pippen has appeared on another podcast. She sits down with Amy and T.J. Podcast to address her relationship status with Marcus Jordan and their breakup. Hosted by renowned television news anchors Amy Robach and T. J. Holmes, Pippen also talks to them about the challenges of dating an athlete.

The Real Housewives of Miami star reveals, “Yeah, I hear girls tell me all the time, like, oh, set me up with this athlete or set me up with that athlete. I’m like, you have to be built to be able to be with an athlete because their lives are so stressful.”

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Larsa Pippen on changing anything with her previous relationships

The reality TV star revealed that she wouldn’t change a thing about anybody from her past. Pippen continued how it was an experience and it was hard for her to be married to an athlete. “I think like people grow differently, and I feel like people grow at you know, different speeds and where they are. Would never change one thing about anybody that I spent time with. I feel like I learned from it all. It was a great experience. I just feel like at the end, like it’s hard to be married to an athlete.”

She said she couldn’t understand why some girls asked her to set them up with athletes. With so many people criticizing the athletes every day for their mistakes, the constant travels make it harder. “You know, every game you have people, there’s critics to talk about your game, and you’re always on the road. And you have to like it’s just so many things that you have to have in order to make it.”

Larsa Pippen clarified that now her focus is on her business and her kids. We are yet to hear Marcus Jordan’s side of the story.

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