
Larsa Pippen teases mystery fling with 'immature' NBA coach before dating basketball beau Jeff Coby
The former wife of Basketball Hall-of-Famer Scottie Pippen has been previously tied to Marcus Jordan - the son of Michael Jordan - before linking up with her current boyfriend and former college basketball star Jeff Coby.
Now, she's revealing that she once dated someone who worked the sidelines at the NBA level.
Pippen made an appearance on Angela Yee's 'Lip Service' podcast where the topic of 'age is just a number' was discussed.
It's then that she revealed that she once dated a 47-year-old coach - but didn't find him to be the most 'grown-up' person.
'I dated a guy that was 47 years old, before I dated Jeff, and he was so immature,' Pippen said.
'When I broke up with him, I said to him, "there's a reason why I dated you," and he was like, "Why?" and I was like, "Just to prove age ain't nothing but a number. I'll never date anyone like you again."'
Among the many reasons the 51-year-old Pippen didn't like her ex included his numerous attempts to win her back with expensive gifts while also being prone to avoiding commitment.
Larsa also said that the unnamed coach's past relationship was a 'red flag': 'He wasted her time, like "Bro, you wasted her time, had a kid with her and didn't marry her, so chances are, that's just who you're gonna be forever."'
Nothing identifying was revealed other than his job.
Just a few days ago, Pippen celebrated her 51st birthday at a Miami nightclub alongside the 31-year-old Coby, sharing a kiss with him for the cameras.
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