Marcus Jordan Has Made His Own Millions Separate From His Famous Father

Michael Jordan’s son, Marcus Jordan, is a celebrity in his own right. He has even amassed an impressive net worth. Marcus was born in 1990 and is the second oldest child of Michael and Juanita Vanoy. Marcus played basketball in high school and later joined the team at the University of Central Florida.

In recent years, Marcus has become known for his high-profile relationship with Scottie Pippen’s ex-wife, Larsa Pippen, before they ended their relationship in 2024.

While Marcus’s public career is partially associated with Larsa and his famous father, he has managed to build a life of his own. Here’s a breakdown of Marcus’s net worth and his entrepreneurial endeavors.

Marcus is no slump. According to Marca, Marcus’s net worth sits at a hefty $1.5 million. He built his fortune by creating The Trophy Room, an Orlando-based boutique that carries rare sneakers. Marcus opened the store in 2016, drawing inspiration from his father’s personal trophy collection. Marcus and Larsa also host a podcast called Separation Anxiety, which gives fans an inside look into their relationship, sex lives, and personal struggles.

Meanwhile, Michael Jordan is worth an estimated $3 billion, according to Forbes. Michael played for the NBA for 15 seasons and later became an accomplished entrepreneur. Thanks to partnerships with companies like Nike and Hanes, and the sale of his stake in the Charlotte Hornets, Michael is now one of the richest people in the U.S.

Marcus and Larsa first sparked dating rumors in 2022, and news of their romance prompted some backlash. In addition to their 16-year age gap, Scottie was Michael’s teammate on the Chicago Bulls. During a June interview with E! News, the couple responded to the backlash.

“I feel like people see our last names and immediately want to have some sort of reaction or opinion,” Marcus said. “But I feel like as people get to know us and understand our situations more, they're way more happy for us and just want to see us live in our truths and be happy.” For her part, Larsa suggested that some people are “just miserable” and refuse to accept that she is happy with Marcus.

While the public scrutiny didn't seem to faze the couple at first, their relationship began to dissolve in 2024. That February, Larsa sparked dating rumors when she unfollowed and removed all photos of Marcus from her Instagram account. Soon after, a source confirmed they decided to call it quits. However, the following month, they were spotted together on various occasions before officially breaking up. In November 2024, Larsa confirmed at Bravo Fest in Miami that she hadn't spoken to her ex since they parted ways.

“I feel like when people break up, it's like I can love you from a distance," Larsa said at the fest, per People.

Marcus was romantically linked to several women after his split from Larsa. However, he faced more significant problems in February 2025 when TMZ reported he was arrested for cocaine possession and for resisting arrest.