Former Traitors star Marcus Jordan has run into some trouble with the law.

Jordan, who is the son of NBA player Michael Jordan, was reportedly arrested in Orange County Jail in Orlando, Florida for DUI, cocaine possession and resisting arrest on Monday (Feb. 3), per TMZ.

The outlet obtained a copy of Marcus’ mugshot, and the former reality star does not look too happy. It remains unclear if he is still being held behind bars.

This news comes after the reality star was spotted snorting a white powder in the South of France in 2024 after he and Real Housewives of Miami star Larsa Pippen broke up, according to a report from The Daily Mail.

This is not his first run-in with the law. Marcus had also been arrested in 2012 for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, though the charge for resisting arrest was later dropped as part of a plea deal.

Marcus and Pippen recently competed together on The Traitors Season 2, where he was quickly “murdered” on the show by Phaedra Parks, Dan Gheesling and Parvati Shallow, who viewed his leadership skills as a threat on the show.

Pippen was also banished from the game soon after. The couple had been together since 2022 before splitting two years later.

Their relationship stirred up quite the controversy as Pippen, who is 16 years older than Marcus, was previously married to Michael’s former NBA teammate Scottie Pippen. To make matters worse, Scottie and Michael have been publicly feuding since 2020.

Their relationship became a main storyline in Real Housewives of Miami. Michael openly disapproved of their relationship, making it clear in a video that made its rounds on the show.

“I’m not hurt by it because like I said behind closed doors everyone is fine,” Pippen told her co-stars at the time. “I think it was a shock at first when people saw us together. My side, his side. And then they know that we’re happy with each other, and that’s what you want. You want your kids and your family to be happy.”

But she later admitted in her confessional that the controversy was “really embarrassing” to her.

“I think if anyone should talk about Michael it should be his son, not me. And honestly, I shouldn’t have to feel like I’m on trial with my friends,” she said.