Cam’ron has expressed his worries that Scottie Pippen might lose his mind after his ex-wife Larsa Pippen has reportedly been awarded half of the NBA legend’s retirement fund.
Killa Cam took to Instagram on Wednesday (June 21) to comment on a photograph of Pippen rocking the controversial Black Air Force 1’s while waiting for his bag at an airport luggage carousel.
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“Nah we gotta watch scotty he on a mission,” he wrote. “After having to give up half, he put on Black AF1’s?! (Tried to throw us off with the bubble gum bottom…nahhh homie) Spotted at the airport carousel? N-ggas better check that bag he getting. #Beware Scotty giving me #OJvibes.”
The Dipset rapper’s “OJ vibes” hashtag references former NFL running back O.J. Simpson, who was once accused of murdering his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman. Simpson was ultimately acquitted and the pair’s murders remain unsolved to this day.
It’s not the first time the It Is What It Is host has commented on Scottie Pippen’s relationship with his ex-wife, Larsa, who is currently dating Michael Jordan’s son. Jordan won six championships with Pippen together while on the Chicago Bulls in the ’90s.
“Scottie is wilding,” Cam’s co-host Ma$e said on an episode earlier in June. “You’re going way overboard, Scottie. You’re making it obvious that Mike’s son being with your wife is getting to you. It’s just mind-boggling to think that you are this messed up over Michael Jordan’s son.”
Killa Cam chimed in and claimed that Pippen’s gripes with Michael Jordan have nothing to do with basketball and everything to do with his ex-wife. “This is all about a n-gga’s son boning his baby mother and now we’re making it into basketball,” he bluntly stated.
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Scottie and Larsa got married in 1997 and have children together. They separated in 2016 and ultimately ended things for good in 2018.
According to Radar Online, Larsa was awarded 50 percent of whatever amount was in Scottie’s 401k retirement fund at the time of their separation and it is to be paid in a lump sum of cash.
