'RHOM' Star Larsa Pippen Accuses Co-Star Of 'Trying To Seduce' Marcus Jordan

In the glitzy world of "Real Housewives," drama is never far behind and Larsa Pippen found herself at the center of a feud with co-star Julia Lemigova, all thanks to a seemingly innocent photo request.

Lemigova had asked Pippen's beau, Marcus Jordan, to take a few snapshots, which did not go well with the 49-year-old. Pippen who seems to be walking the narrow line of jealousy and strict boundaries had previously opened up about her romantic entanglement with Jordan, which has its drama due to their significant age gap. 

According to sources, others who attended the Las Vega BravoCon event saw it as a casual favor, noting that the images were just smiling photos. Pippen, however, was said to have perceived it differently, leading to behind-the-scenes complaints and a brewing cold war.

It was reported that the 49-year-old hinted to others that Lemigova's photo request was an attempt at seduction. In fact, she particularly disapproved of her asking the son of basketball legend Michael Jordan to take the pictures, especially on his personal phone.

Post-BravoCon, the tension reached its peak when the former model, unaware of Pippen's brewing discontent, sought the photos the 32-year-old took. Subsequently, the other ladies filled the Russian native in on the mother-of-four's complaints, leading to a frosty standoff.

In essence, Lemigova has grown weary of the TV personality's jealousy and believes she is orchestrating a significant smear campaign against her.

The former 1990 Miss USSR refrained from sharing the pictures Jordan took, although she did post other snapshots from the event per TMZ.

Last month, the "Watch What Happens Live!" guest spilled the tea on her love story with Jordan. Despite the drama of her ex-husband, Scottie Pippen's connection to her boyfriend's father, she revealed the secret to their thriving romance: a foundation of friendship before love took center stage.

The Blast reported that Pippen emphasized the importance of being friends first, noting that it eased the journey of getting to know each other on a deeper level.

The conversation arose when host Gibson Johns highlighted her radiant happiness since the duo began dating. When asked about the secret to their successful relationship, the "Selling Sunset" guest stated:

"Probably because we were such good friends beforehand. And I think when you're already friends before, it turns into more. We already know each other, we already know what we like [and] what we don't like about each other. So, you already know what you signed up for from the very beginning."

Beyond their friendship, they also share easy conversations about different topics, including basketball. The couple's shared interests and culinary preferences further contribute to Jordan seamlessly fitting in with her kids — Scotty Jr., Preston, Justin, and Sophia.

And it seems that because of how easy they seem to be navigating the complexities of a blended family, the lovebirds might be considering the next big step – marriage.

The former college basketball player confirmed their wedding preparations in August, stating they were actively scouting venues and considering dates. During a public appearance in West Hollywood after a dinner date, the Trophy Room founder also revealed their wedding plans, fueling speculation about their nuptials.

The fact that the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" alum was spotted wearing a ring made it even more intriguing. However, whether the jewelry is an engagement ring remains to be seen because the entrepreneur has showcased the identical ring in numerous posts on her Instagram.

The duo is well on their way to becoming one of Hollywood's power couples, especially after they headed to Scotland to participate in the second season of "The Traitors." The Peacock series, hosted by Alan Cumming, is a psychological reality competition challenging contestants to uncover spies among them for a shot at the prize money.

While ten reality stars and unknown players competed for the grand prize in the previous season, Pippen and Jordan made history as the first confirmed couple to join the show's second season.

Derived from the Dutch series "De Verrades," the show previously ran in the United Kingdom and Australia.