Larsa Pippen roasted by comedian while attending Miami stand-up show with toyboy Marcus Jordan

Larsa Pippen and her on/off fiancé Marcus Jordan were attending a stand-up show thrown by 10XLaw.com in Miami Beach last weekend when comedian Greg Romero Wilson took aim at their relationship. Marcus' father Michael Jordan and Larsa's ex-husband Scottie Pippen famously played side-by-side on the Chicago Bulls basketball team as shooting guard and small forward, respectively, on/off between 1987–1998. They owe you - the only one who could do it' Marcus' father Michael Jordan and Larsa's ex-husband Scottie Pippen famously played side-by-side on the Chicago Bulls basketball team as shooting guard and small forward, respectively, on/off between 1987–1998 The NBA legends' rift deepened after the 2020 release of Jason Hehir's critically-acclaimed 10-part ESPN documentary The Last Dance, which 'glorified' Jordan while 'downplaying' Pippen and other players' contributions The 58-year-old Olympic gold medalist wrote in his 2021 memoir Unguarded: 'The narrative returned to MJ and his determination to win. He couldn't have been more condescending if he tried' Scottie continued: 'To make things worse, Michael received $10M for his role in the doc while my teammates and I didn't earn a dime, another reminder of the pecking order from the old days' The 49-year-old Real Housewives of Miami star was still technically in her on/off 20-year marriage to Pippen when she first met the 33-year-old Trophy Room founder through friends at a 2019 LA party Larsa divorced the seven-time NBA All-Star in 2021 and they only have one underage child they still co-parent - 15-year-old daughter Sophia - as their three sons Scottie Jr., Preston, and Justin are all legal adults Meanwhile, Marcus' 61-year-old famous father told TMZ on July 2 he does not approve of their relationship, but did not elaborate further The Traitors contestants supposedly split February 12, but rekindled their romance just two days later, which had her RHOM castmates Alexia Nepola and Marysol Patton claiming the whole breakup was all for publicity Patton declared on their Ay Por Favor podcast Monday: 'I'm starting to feel like we've all been scammed' Nepola agreed: 'Everybody knows it's staged, and this is why we're even talking about it because it's so ridiculous at this point' But Larsa told Page Six: ' no truth to their commentary.