Michael Jordan's son Marcus Jordan pairs black outfit with $350 AJ1 Lows during dinner night with new woman

Michael Jordan's son Marcus Jordan enjoyed a dinner night with a mysterious woman on Saturday. The son of the NBA legend took to his social media to give a peek into his fun night while he also flaunted his Air Jordan.

On his Instagram, Jordan posted a series of pictures from his dinner night. In his first Instagram story, he posted a picture of his $350 Nike Air Jordan 1 Low (goat.com) which he wore on a black printed pair of trousers.

In the next Story, the son of the six-time NBA champion posted a picture of his dinner, before posting a selfie with a mysterious new woman. As she pouted for the camera, Jordan smiled for the click.

In the last few months, since his last breakup, he has been seen with different women on different occasions. However, there is no update on his relationship status with any of them.

Previously, Marcus dated Larsa Pippen, the ex-wife of his father's Bulls teammate Scottie Pippen. They dated for two years before they broke up in early 2024.

Marcus Jordan goes back in time and shares his unseen dunk from college

Marcus Jordan had a fairly good college basketball career. Unlike his elder brother Jeffrey, Marcus' numbers in three years of basketball were impressive. However, the son of the NBA legend left basketball after playing three years with the University of Central Florida.

While Marcus' college basketball career doesn't have much footage, there is one that is still being circulated on the internet. A thunderous dunk video of Marcus Jordan was once listed top 10 plays in the country by ESPN.

The video shows Marcus receiving an inbound pass from his teammate at the free-throw line. The next moment is posterizes his opponents who tried to block him. He soon turns towards the crowd and greets an unseen person with a salute.

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The son of the Chicago Bulls legend shared the video on his Instagram handle with his followers. He also wrote that the salute was for his elder brother Jeffrey, who was hyped up in the stands:

""Hahaha throwback. That salute was to my brother in the stands, they T'd me up for it. Times have changed."

Marcus Jordan's Instagram story [Picture Credit: IG/@heirmj523]

Since leaving basketball, Jordan has made a successful career for himself in the sneakers business. He owns the Trophy Room brand that sells customized Air Jordans shoes for Jordans enthusiasts.