Marcus Jordan appears to be free from the troubles of being in the media’s spotlight. He took to social media on Wednesday to share a tropical getaway he enjoyed with his brother and cousin in Hawaii.
In one of the pictures posted on his Instagram Story, Marcus stood shirtless in a locker room. He wore black shorts and held a blue piece of clothing in his left hand.
He captioned the image:

“SHE’LL”
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In another photo, Marcus took a selfie with his brother Jeffrey and cousin James Jordan. Unlike the previous photo, Marcus wore a teal-colored shirt with a subtle Jordan brand logo, while Jeffrey donned a dark t-shirt, and James sported a sleeveless black shirt.
The text at the top read:
“UH-HUH, YOU READY,”
Another text read:
“CAUTION!”

Additionally, in another picture, he appears to be DJing alongside his cousin Marie. He wore a white graphic T-shirt with a black cap worn backward, while Marie donned a sleeveless beige crop top and high-waisted denim shorts.
The text at the top said:
“What the helly?”
While at the bottom, it read::
“Don’t hate on my island set up lmao it’s perfect”

He would be happy to have had time for a getaway after the legal troubles he faced. In February, Marcus was arrested for DUI in Orange County, Florida. He is reportedly seeking treatment for substance abuse issues.
He has requested that the court require him to complete a Pre-Trial Substance Abuse Education and Treatment Intervention Program.
Marcus Jordan went 40 days sober following a DUI arrest.
Marcus Jordan went on 40 days of sobriety after he was arrested for DUI. He announced it on Instagram in May.
“40 days & counting,” read the post, along with “loading” and “in progress” text.
Aside from the DUI, he faced charges for property damage, resisting arrest, and ketamine possession. He attempted to identify himself as the son of Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan while speaking to the police.
Fortunately for him, he was released after posting a $4,000 bond and later pleaded not guilty to the DUI charges.