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Welcome to That's what she said. Conversations with interesting people from the world's sports music comedy and more.

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Hey, it's Sarah. Hope you enjoyed this mini pod my interview with Michael Jordan's daughter Jasmine from my radio show Spain and company.

You can listen to it every weeknight from six to nine PM Eastern.

Jasmine gives insight on what she learned from the last dance about her dad. What it was like having MJ as a dad, especially when he'd meet her

boyfriend's and her fiance. And if she was surprised that her family wasn't involved more.

My co-host for the interview was Jordan Cornette. Hope you enjoy. That's what she said.

Jasmine Jordan, the daughter of Michael Jordan joins us here to give us the straight talk brought to you by straight talk wireless. Thanks for the time, Jasmine.

No, thank you for having me there. I appreciate it.

I'm so excited to pick your brain. I'm curious trying to picture MJ as a dad.

And I've seen some interviews you've done saying, you know, he's very attentive and as involved as he could be.

But would you categorize your childhood once you sort of figured out? Oh my gosh, my dad's Michael Jordan.

As more fun because of that or more tough.

I think it was definitely harder. It was tough because with great fame comes great responsibility.

You know, even out of young age. So there was a lot of expectations and perceptions and, you know,

the sense of entitlement that people expected me to have that, you know, is unavoidable.

So it was definitely harder on me and a little frustrating at that time because I didn't really understand and grasp it fully.

But nonetheless, it is what it is. And it was something I couldn't change.

And I appreciate the ad birth of you that I had to deal with with the burden of, you know, being his daughter at times.

You know, Jasmine, I think about it and we kind of watched through the documentary how the media times didn't do MJ the service he deserved for the great player,

the icon that he was and the things that he did in his life.

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