Michael Jordan's son let loose in a suite as he partied the night away at Gunna's Orlando concert
For the past year or so, Michael Jordan's son has made headlines with his dating life. Since splitting up with Larsa Pippen, he appears to be enjoying himself.
Marcus Jordan posted photos on Instagram of him partying it up at rap star Gunna's concert. Along with a special guest pass to meet the artist, he also had a nice setup in a suite for the performance.
From his suite, Michael Jordan's son had a great view of the venue to take in the atmosphere of the concert.
Gunna is touring after the release of his latest album "One of Wun." The Atlanta-based rapper first burst on the scene when he was featured on Lil Baby's hit song "Drip Too Hard." Since 2018, Gunna has put out six studio-recorded albums.
As for Marcus Jordan, he is not far removed from making his reality TV debut. Alongside Larsa Pippen, he was one of the contestants in the second season of "The Traitors" on Peacock.
Michael Jordan's eldest son shows love to his parents on social media
Jeffrey Michael Jordan, Marcus Jordan's older brother, shared a social media post showing love to his parents on Monday night. It showed Michael Jordan and Juanita Vanoy, with king and queen emojis in the caption.
During the start of his dominant run with the Chicago Bulls, Michael Jordan married Juanita Vanoy in 1989. The two stayed together for nearly 15 years and had three children.
Marcus was the second of their three children. Jeffrey is the eldest sibling, and they also have a daughter named Jasmine.
In 2006, Jordan and Vanoy finalized their divorce. As part of the settlement, Vanoy was paid just shy of $170 million. In 2013, the NBA legend tied the knot with his second wife Yvette Prieto.
Based on his social media activity, it seems that family is very important to Jeffrey Jordan. His Instagram is flooded with pictures of his father, mother, and his siblings. Michael Jordan takes up the majority of the posts, as they are from all stages of his career.
Most of the pictures Jeffrey has of him and his father are from his childhood. Among the funniest is from 1991, when the Bulls won their first championship with Michael. Jeffrey is on the float with his father, covering his ears, as the roar of the Chicago crowd was too much for him.