On Monday, the 60-year-old basketball icon and his 44-year-old former model wife were seen indulging in some fun under the sun. Accompanied by a group of friends, the couple was photographed swimming off the coast of the picturesque French town. They even had their own private deck, where they soaked up the Mediterranean vibes and shared laughs with their pals.
This European escapade comes at an exciting time for Jordan, as reports suggest the recent sale of his NBA team, the Charlotte Hornets, has been approved for a staggering $3 billion valuation. The financial victory has seemingly given Jordan all the more reason to enjoy a well-deserved vacation with his wife.
This isn’t the first time the couple has been spotted enjoying Europe. Just a few weeks ago, they embarked on a family trip to Italy alongside their adorable 9-year-old twin daughters, Victoria and Ysabel. The family was seen taking a delightful boat tour off the coast of Sicily, creating envy-inducing vacation goals for many.
Moreover, during their time in Italy, Jordan and Prieto met up with some of their celebrity friends, including Lakers legend Magic Johnson, actor Samuel L. Jackson, and Judge Greg Mathis, along with their respective spouses. The star-studded group enjoyed a memorable evening at the renowned Da Paolino Ristorante in Capri.
Michael Jordan’s playful ‘No’ sparks media buzz
Amid all the fun and luxury, the couple faced some unwanted media attention regarding their son Marcus‘ relationship with Larsa Pippen. In a light-hearted moment caught on camera in Paris, Jordan was asked about his thoughts on the relationship and jokingly replied with a resounding “No!” However, Marcus later clarified that it was all in good humor and that his father had warned him about the paparazzi encounter beforehand.
The incident brought attention to Larsa’s previous marriage to Scottie Pippen, Michael Jordan’s former Bulls teammate. Larsa’s divorce from Pippen was finalized in 2021, and her association with Jordan’s family has been a subject of scrutiny by the media.
Before their European adventure, Michael Jordan and Yvette Prieto also made an appearance at the Ally 400 held at Nashville Superspeedway in June. The couple, who first met at a Miami nightclub in 2008, continues to enjoy their loving relationship, proving that even off the court, Michael Jordan knows how to make headlines.
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