"My back hurts from reading this" - Shannon Sharpe roasts Scottie Pippen's injury-laden career over ex-wife's sex reveal

By Adam Schultz

Modified Mar 24, 2023 10:35 GMT

Sharpe has roasted Pippens injury-plagued career. Photo via Larsa Pippen/Instagram.

Fox Sports Undisputed co-host Shannon Sharpe recently provided a rather interesting take on NBA star Scottie Pippen and his injury-plagued career.

Pippen's ex-wife, Larsa, who is a star on the reality TV show “Real Housewives of Miami” recently gave the world an inside look into her relationship with Pippen.

She revealed that she and Pippen were "intimate" four times a night for 23 years. This led to Sharpe's rather humorous take on Pippen's injury problems while playing basketball.

Sharpe tweeted:

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"That’s why Pip was plaqued with back problems during his career. My bck hurts from reading this. 🤣🤣🤣🤣."

Now, we have to take what Larsa said at face value, and it is rather impressive, given the pair were together for 23 years. The fact that they kept up the romance is a credit to them both, considering the life of an NBA player can be rather hectic.

What is Scottie Pippen's ex Larsa Pippen doing now?

Larsa with Michael Jordan's son, Marcus. Photo via Larsa Pippen/ Instagram.

After Scottie and Larsa went their separate ways in 2021, Larsa began to develop a relationship with Scottie's former teammate Michael Jordan's son, Marcus.

According to the New York Post, the pair started dating in September before making their relationship "social media official" in January of this year.

The pair appear to be happy together, despite some of the backlash they've received on social media.

About the author

Adam Schultz is an NFL journalist at Sportskeeda with over 5 years of experience. He prides himself on the accurate reporting of facts by double-checking every piece of information in his articles, and knows what exactly to highlight in them owing to his in-depth knowledge of the teams he covers.

Adam is a supporter of the Dallas Cowboys, who were the first team he saw play. Dez Bryant is his all-time favorite player, mostly due to the wide receiver's athleticism and the unique lack of weaknesses in his game.

If Adam could go back in time and watch any game, he would want to witness the “Dez Caught It” playoff game from January 2015, where Bryant and the Cowboys lost 26-21 to the Green Bay Packers in highly controversial circumstances at Lambeau Field.

When he isn't writing about or watching football, Adam enjoys doing sports photography.

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