Marcus Jordan and Larsa Pippen split after over 2 years of dating, sources claim 'it's irreconcilable'

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: The romance between Larsa Pippen and Marcus Jordan has been the talk of the town for a while now—with sources confirming that the 'The Real Housewives of Miami' star, and the famous kid have split up after two years of dating.

According to sources close to the couple, the 'RHOM' star is focused on her family and business, and that their romance is currently "irreconcilable." One source told Daily Mail, "They tried working on their relationship but it's irreconcilable."

Larsa Pippen 'wants to move on and focus on improving her life'

Within a month of their reconciliation, the 49-year-old 'RHOM' star and the 33-year-old son of Michael Jordan announced their breakup, per reliable sources.

"Larsa realized this relationship is just not the one for her after spending some more time apart, filming a new show," said an insider.

"She wants to move on and focus on improving her life. They simply want different things out of life," per OK! Magazine.

Even though the source stressed that the split was cordial, the reality star has been anticipating a significant uptick in her romantic life. "Larsa wants more out of her partner, someone who is motivated like her," said the source.

Another insider claimed, "They tried working on their relationship but it's irreconcilable. Larsa just wrapped House of Villains and is focusing on her kids and her single life."

According to another source, "they're not together," but they do want to stay on 'good terms' even though they have unfollowed each other on Instagram once again, per Page Six.

"Larsa really just wants to focus on herself. The relationship felt all-consuming," the source added. And that now that Pippen is single, her pals and other 'RHOM' cast members are "excited to have more fun" with the Bravolebrity.

Larsa Pippen and Marcus Jordan allegedly briefly split in February 2024

Pippen and Jordan were reported to have had a brief breakup in February following her unfollowing the fashion entrepreneur and removing all of his Instagram posts, per OK! Magazine.

"I feel like I was very emotional. I wish I didn't delete those photos," Pippen said in a recent podcast interview. "I didn't even archive them, I couldn't archive them, I just deleted them. I was just emotional and impulsive, I guess."

"It's relationship stuff. But apparently came out of nowhere so when the emotions settle, it will maybe be fine," an insider revealed at the time.

On February 12, Page Six reported the couple had put their romance on hold. But a few days later, on a Valentine's Day date in Miami, they were able to work things out.

The original cast members of 'RHOM', Alexia Nepola and Marysol Patton, later accused Pippen and Jordan of planning the short breakup as a publicity ploy.

Nepola, 56, stated, "Everybody knows it’s staged," on the February 19 edition of her podcast, 'Ay For Favor', alongside Patton, 57.

Pippen refuted the claim, saying in a statement to Page Six that there is "no truth to their commentary. It is unfortunate that they would criticize a very personal matter that affects me and my family."

Pippen and Jordan started dating romantically in September 2022 following a dinner photo. After months of denial, they declared their romance on Instagram in January 2023.

Their romance drew attention due to the long-standing rivalry between Marcus's father, Michael, 60, and Larsa's ex-husband, Scottie Pippen—rivals who once played together on the Chicago Bulls.