Larsa Pippen

Larsa Marie Pippen is an American reality television personality, businesswoman, and social media influencer. She first entered the public eye as the wife of NBA legend Scottie Pippen and later became a breakout star on Bravo's The Real Housewives of Miami, where she has appeared as an original cast member across multiple seasons since 2011. Known for her glamorous lifestyle, candid on-screen moments, and high-profile connections in both the sports and entertainment worlds, Larsa has built a brand that extends well beyond reality TV.

She launched her jewelry line Larsa Marie, available at Saks Fifth Avenue, and created the Larsa Light mobile photography device. She has also invested in tech startups like Tonal and Halo. With millions of followers across Instagram, TikTok, and X, she remains a fixture in pop culture, regularly appearing on talk shows and in tabloids. Fans appreciate her unfiltered honesty about her personal life and her relentless drive to build her own empire. As of 2025, she continues as a cast member on RHOM Season 7, which premiered in late 2024. [edit]

Born on July 6, 1974, in Chicago, Illinois, Larsa Marie Younan grew up surrounded by her father Glen Younan's real estate business. Her father was a real estate developer and entrepreneur, which influenced her early interest in business. She attended the University of Illinois at Chicago, earning a BA in Political Science. During college, she dabbled in theater workshops, which sparked an early interest in entertainment. Her life changed direction in 1997 when she married Scottie Pippen, then a star with the Chicago Bulls. The marriage thrust her into the spotlight as a high-profile NBA wife, and she quickly became a fixture on the Miami social scene, attending games, charity events, and celebrity parties. That visibility, combined with her natural charisma, laid the groundwork for her eventual reality television career. [edit]

In 2011, Larsa joined Bravo's The Real Housewives of Miami as an original cast member. She appeared in seven episodes of Season 1 but did not return for Season 2; producers reportedly felt she was too level-headed for the drama. The show was canceled after three seasons, but Larsa stayed in the public eye through her friendship with Kim Kardashian, appearing on Keeping Up with the Kardashians and Kourtney and Kim Take Miami from 2012 to 2018. When RHOM was revived on Peacock in 2021, Larsa returned for Season 4 and has since become a fan favorite, appearing in Seasons 5, 6, and 7. She also competed on The Traitors (Season 2) and House of Villains in 2024, expanding her reality TV footprint. Beyond television, she launched the Larsa Marie jewelry line in 2020, which features high-end affordable luxury pieces, and the Larsa Light mobile photography device in 2024, designed to provide optimal lighting for photos. She continues to invest in tech startups. In 2025, she remains a cast member on RHOM Season 7. [edit]

Larsa Pippen's public persona is that of a glamorous, unapologetically ambitious reality star with a sharp business sense. She is known for her polished, high-fashion looks and her lavish Miami lifestyle, often sharing snapshots of designer outfits, luxury vacations, and behind-the-scenes moments from filming. Her social media voice is direct and often unfiltered, whether she is promoting her jewelry line or addressing rumors about her personal life. Fans appreciate her candor, especially on The Real Housewives of Miami, where she has been open about her divorce, her dating life, and her entrepreneurial struggles. She has cultivated a loyal following that sees her as a resilient figure who has built her own identity beyond being an NBA ex-wife. No official fandom name has emerged, but her supporters frequently engage with her content across platforms. Her content focuses on fashion, beauty, wellness, family, and her entrepreneurial ventures. [edit]

Larsa Pippen commands a global audience that tracks her movements across media coverage, search trends, and consumption signals worldwide. In the August 2026 cycle of the iFANN Global Fame Rankings, she holds a steady position as the 62nd most famous person in Reality TV. This placement reflects her sustained visibility following her return to the screen and her continued influence within the genre. Her fanbase operates primarily through digital channels without a formal collective name, characterized by general engagement on platforms like Instagram where she maintains approximately five million followers. Unlike stars with organized fan clubs or ritualistic campaigns, her supporters interact directly through social media commentary on her lifestyle content and business ventures. The absence of a specific fandom title underscores the standard influencer-to-following dynamic she maintains rather than an officialized movement.[edit]

Larsa is of Assyrian descent, with a mother from Lebanon and a father from Syria. She earned a degree in Political Science from the University of Illinois at Chicago before entering the public eye. As a first-round investor, she backed tech startups Tonal and Halo prior to launching her own enterprises. Her friendship with Kim Kardashian reportedly ended due to the influence of Kanye West, according to Pippen herself. Producers initially asked her to leave The Real Housewives of Miami after Season 1 because they deemed her too level-headed for the show's dramatic requirements. She has been linked to various NBA players both during and after her marriage to Scottie Pippen, whom she divorced after twenty-one years. Larsa denies that infidelity caused the split, stating simply that people change. As of 2025, she is fifty-one years old, born July 6, 1974, and holds no major industry awards. A persistent story in her modern lore involves her alleged affair with Tristan Thompson, which reportedly led him to Khloe Kardashian ten days later. Recent accounts from mid-2026 confirm this narrative remains a central plot point connecting two celebrity families. Another notable moment occurred in July 2026 when heavily filtered Instagram photos sparked widespread mockery and questions about her authenticity.[edit]

Larsa's parents are Glen Younan, a real estate developer and entrepreneur, and an unnamed mother of Lebanese and Syrian descent. She has siblings but their names are not publicly documented. She married Scottie Pippen in 1997, and they had four children: Scotty Jr. (born 2000), Preston (2002), Justin (2005), and Sophia (2008). The couple divorced in 2021 after a lengthy separation. Larsa currently lives in Miami with her daughter Sophia. She has spoken about co-parenting with Scottie and focusing on her children's careers, as seen on RHOM Season 7. She does not have any pets publicly known. [edit]

Larsa Pippen is closely associated with her ex-husband, NBA legend Scottie Pippen, and her former boyfriend Marcus Jordan, son of Michael Jordan. She has been friends with Kim Kardashian and appeared on Keeping Up with the Kardashians. She is also linked to rapper Future, NBA players Malik Beasley and Tristan Thompson, and her current boyfriend Jeff Coby. On The Real Housewives of Miami, she shares screen time with castmates like Alexia Nepola, Marysol Patton, and Adriana de Moura. [edit]

Larsa Pippen has had several high-profile relationships. She married NBA legend Scottie Pippen in 1997; they had four children before separating in 2018, with the divorce finalized in 2021. Scottie cited her alleged affair with rapper Future in divorce filings, though Larsa denied infidelity was the cause, saying on Twitter in April 2020, "People change and that's what really happened." In 2016, she was publicly linked to Future, who she said on Hollywood Unlocked was a supportive friend during her marital struggles, giving her confidence when she was in a dark place. She briefly dated NBA player Tristan Thompson before introducing him to Khloé Kardashian. In late 2020, she was photographed with married NBA player Malik Beasley, leading to his divorce; the relationship ended in April 2021. From 2022 to 2024, she dated Marcus Jordan, son of Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen's former teammate. As of spring 2025, she is dating Jeff Coby, a businessman, and the relationship is ongoing as of 2026. [edit]

Per iFANN's editorial analysis, Larsa Pippen's net worth stands at $10 Million as of 2026. Her financial portfolio draws primary revenue from her salary on The Real Housewives of Miami, where she has served as a cast member for five seasons. Additional income streams include sales from her jewelry line Larsa Marie, available online and at Saks Fifth Avenue, alongside the Larsa Light mobile photography device. Early capital deployed into tech startups Tonal and Halo has appreciated significantly over time. Social media sponsorships on Instagram and TikTok further bolster her earnings through promotions of fashion, beauty, and wellness brands. Real estate holdings in Miami also contribute substantially to her overall wealth accumulation. Her financial standing has shown consistent growth since rejoining reality television in 2021.[edit]