ESPN's documentary "The Last Dance" (10 episodes) is coming to an end in a few days (already sad), but there is still much to unpack. Speculation is rife about Michael Jordan's Chicago Bulls teammate Scottie Pippen's reaction to the documentary (opens in new tab), and the documentary was produced during a turbulent time in Pippen's personal life. But Lasa still has Scotty's back, as evidenced by his now-deleted Instagram comment.

"Find someone who'll put u first!? ?" wrote one user on a selfie, "That's what Scotty did smh," and Larsa came through for him! I haven't seen a Smackdown like this since WWE in 2008.

Larsa responded to this comment by saying, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I held him down and I'm still holding him down. Just because I don't hang his dirty laundry doesn't mean it doesn't stink. I just don't want to do his laundry anymore."

Last line!

Larsa's comment came after she defended Scotty (open in new tab) a few weeks ago when a "Last Dance" viewer commented on how low his salary was compared to other players. Larsa eventually tweeted (open in new tab), "Thanks for your concern, Scotty was fine," accompanied by a screenshot showing that his net worth is over $100 million and that he makes $20 million more than Michael Jordan. (I mean, who knew!)

"The Last Dance" (opens in new tab) airs Sundays at 9 pm EST on ESPN.

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