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Michael Jordan and ex-wife, Juanita Vanoy’s youngest considers herself to be the mean one in the family. Last year during the family Christmas dinner, Jasmine Jordan tried to pull a gift stunt on her mother. But her mother and her elder brother shared the incident on social media, for everyone to remember. After the playful attempt last year, the 31-year-old is making this year’s Thanksgiving a memorable one with her exuberant dishes.

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Cajun Boil, andouille sausage,-shrimp, turkey necks, collard greens, cornbread dressing, deviled eggs, lamb chops, macaroni and cheese, yams #Thankful #Grateful.” On Thanksgiving, Jasmine Jordan shared the menu with her 210k Instagram followers. She would also share the process of each dish and ultimately end with a table full.

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The mother of Rakeem Michael Christmas is making sure her 5-year-old enjoys all the festivities, considering she was left gleaming in pride as the little one started a new chapter two months ago.

We say goodbye to the summer and goodbye to pre-school. Kindergarten🍎📚… we in here!! I’m so proud of you, son. You amaze me every single day, and there isn’t a single thing you can’t do,” Jasmine had proudly shared at her son’s preschool graduation. She shared a carousel of images to mark the moment, including the famous ‘Griddy’ dance move. “Here’s to your next chapter and new beginnings! I love you with all of me 🤟🏾. Aim high my baby 🚀,” she ended the post.

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Seems like little feat has brought back joy to the festive season as she conveyed, “Last year, I was a ball of nerves prepping my son for surgery.” Whatever, the adversities, looks like Jasmine is all in to make the holiday season a little memorable.

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Last year, she tried to troll her mother during the Christmas dinner. “When your daughter does a pump fake on your Xmas gift,” Juanita Vanoy shared with an image of what was expected to be a Louis Vuitton product. Jasmine wrote “NOT” with a felt pen before the LV branding. And a “Sorry” and “Love You”, with a guilty look emoji drawn in the corner.

However, the year before, the holiday season wasn’t a kind one yet again for Jasmine.

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Michael Jordan’s eldest daughter shared her loss during the celebratory day

Her Instagram bio says ‘Furmum’ and that’s the exact loss she suffered during the 2022 Thanksgiving season. In a heartfelt Instagram post, Jasmine revealed that her pet dog (a mixed breed of Pomeranian and Yorkshire Terrier), Mila Jane Jordan, had passed away.

Season of thanks started off on a sad note but I’m beyond THANKFUL you chose me to be your momma, Mila. My days don’t feel the same without you. Real ones know how much you meant to me. Trust that Montana misses you just as much as I do. Walk beside us babygirl.. 🐾💜🐾 Mila Jade Jordan Forever Loved Forever Missed.” Yes, the same dog that had run away in 2016, passed away in 2022.

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At the time, the spokesperson of the Michael Jordan family announced a sum of $1000 reward. She was found a week later.”Thank you everyone for praying, tweeting, retweeting, posting, reposting, calling, texting, commenting, everything!!!” So, from celebration festivities in pain to celebrating the close-knit, Jasmine has found back the light this Thanksgiving.

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Pranav Kotai is an editor at EssentiallySports, specializing in basketball coverage with a focus on trade dynamics and front-office decision-making. Having previously worked on the Trade Desk vertical, he brought clarity to how salary cap pressures and roster needs shape NBA transactions. His insightful coverage of the Philadelphia 76ers’ decision to hold firm on Joel Embiid amid trade speculation highlights how market context and team strategy influence major roster moves. Before joining EssentiallySports, Pranav holds experience of skills in professional writing, editorial work, and digital content creation. He holds a postgraduate diploma in digital media from a reputed institute, where he mastered the tools to create engaging and credible content across various platforms. Known for his attention to detail, proficiency in storytelling, and editorial expertise, Pranav combines deep basketball knowledge with sharp analytical abilities to deliver clear, insightful perspectives on the complexities of NBA trades and team management.

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