Reports say Larsa Pippen and ex-husband Scottie Pippen have finalized their divorce three years after filing. According to attorney David J. Glass, Scottie Pippen and Larsa Pippen are now officially divorced as it was finalized in December 2021.
“I can confirm that Scottie and Larsa Pippen are now divorced and that the divorce was finalized on December 15, 2021. All issues were resolved amicably. The parties are now focusing successfully co-parenting their remaining minor children,” attorney David J. Glass told the media following the hearing.
According to court records, the lawyers filed their divorce judgment in today’s hearing, but it was signed off on in December. As we reported, Larsa and Scottie negotiated a divorce settlement for the past few years, after being together for most of his NBA career. As you can imagine, the family amassed a massive fortune due to his time on the Chicago Bulls, and the finances and assets need to be split up.
The ‘Real Housewives Of Miami’ star married the NBA legend in 1997, and they share four children together: Scotty Jr. in 2000, Preston in 2002, Justin in 2005, and Sophia in 2008. The former couple was together for almost 20 years and announced their split in 2016. Interestingly, the couple briefly reconciled before filing for divorce again in 2018.
In the past few years, Larsa has fought off allegations she didn’t put him first in their marriage, saying, “I did everything for him, literally everything.” In response to someone questioning her being “loyal” to the NBA player, she said, “Stop tripping dude. U don’t know what you’re talking about. I held him down and still do. Just bc I don’t air his dirty laundry doesn’t mean it doesn’t stink. I just don’t want to do his laundry anymore.”
Scottie Pippen and Larsa’s marriage is over and now, they can focus on the very things that make them happy in life. All the best to them.
One will assume Larsa will pop up with a young NBA player or rapper soon enough.
Flip the pages to see the pain Larsa has put Scottie through and her thirst traps.