Larsa Pippen isn't hiding her romance with her new 31-year-old boyfriend.
The "Real Housewives of Miami" star, 50, made her red carpet debut with her new man, former basketball player Jeff Coby, at the "Accountant 2" premiere at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles on Wednesday.
"The Real Housewives of Miami" donned a long-black dress that was sheer on the bottom and fully exposed the black underwear she was wearing underneath at the event.
She wore her long hair down and accessorized the look with black high heels and a small handbag.
Larsa and Coby were joined on the red carpet by the film's star, Ben Affleck, 52.
In a video published by the "Daily Mail," the couple was seen posing separately before coming together for photos.
In one image, Coby had his arm wrapped protectively around Larsa's waist.
Larsa Pippen moves on from Marcus Jordan
Larsa was last linked to Michael Jordan's son, Marcus Jordan, 34.
The couple dated on and off for a little over a year before parting ways in March 2024.
During a March 2024 episode of the Amy and T.J. podcast, Larsa said the 16-year age gap between her and Marcus had nothing to do with their spit.
“I don’t think it’s the age - it’s just where we are right now," she said.
She realized that she was done with the relationship after spending some time apart from him.
“I think when you’re alone, you kind of either miss the person or realize maybe you’re not my guy,” she said. “And I feel like that made me realize that I don’t think he’s my guy.”
At the time, she added that the two were on “different journey[s]” in life.
“I want him to be happy. He’s a great guy, but I just don’t feel like it’s for me," she said.
Before dating Michael Jordan's son, she was famously married to NBA legend Scottie Pippen from 1997 to 2001. The exes share four children together: Scottie Jr., Preston, Justin, and Sophia.
The 50-year-old reportedly met her new boyfriend, Coby, in January 2025 at a party in Miami.
Coby is three years younger than her ex, Marcus.
He is most famously known for his time playing basketball at Columbia University before playing internationally and signing a free-agent deal with the New York Knicks.