Michael Jordan's daughter sends support to Jalen Hurts as he leads Eagles back to Super Bowl
Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan's daughter, Jasmine Jordan, was one of many fans around the country cheering on the Philadelphia Eagles during Sunday's NFC championship game against the Washington Commanders. A stellar outing from Jalen Hurts saw the Eagles overcome their NFC rivals 55-23 to reach their second Super Bowl in three seasons.
Following the game, Jasmine posted a photo on her Instagram story of her kicking back and enjoying the game at home. She also expressed her support for quarterback Jalen Hurts, adding a sticker of the two-time Pro Bowler to go with the photo.
Jasmine is the mother of Rakeem Michael Christmas and having a child in the house can sometimes be time-consuming. Jasmine chose to multitask while watching the game. She added the following caption to go with the post:
"Laundry + Football"
Jalen Hurts received plenty of criticism leading up to Sunday's game. The Eagles quarterback led his team to a 14-3 record in the regular season to win the NFC East, but many analysts focused on his declining numbers compared to previous seasons. The former Alabama and Oklahoma star finished the night with 246 passing yards and a touchdown.
Michael Jordan's daughter Jasmine Jordan shares heartwarming pic of her son on National Son's Day
Jasmine Jordan and Rakeem Christmas had their first son together, Rakeem Michael Christmas, back in 2019. Rakeem was Michael Jordan's first grandson. Jasmine regularly shares pics of the five-year-old with her 209,000-plus followers on Instagram.
In September, Jasmine paid tribute to the young man with a heartwarming post on national son's day. Rakeem Christmas can be seen whipping up up a meal in the kitchen, and the proud mother added the following message to go with the post:
"Happy National Son Day with my Favorite Chef 💙 #MamasBoy," Jasmine captioned her IG story."
Jasmine Jordan is one of Michael Jordan's five children and his oldest daughter. She was raised in Chicago and attended Syracuse University, where she studied sports management.