Michael Jordan's wife sunbathes in a black bikini during lavish European getaway
The NBA legend and his model wife were spotted sailing through Greece aboard his reported $115 million yacht — and Prieto wasted no time before hitting the deck for a sunbathing session on Wednesday, as seen in photos obtained by The Post.
The brunette beauty, 47, looked sun-kissed in a black bikini while lounging on a daybed.
8 Yvette Prieto sunbathing on her husb and Michael Jordan's luxury yacht in Greece on Wednesday, July 10, 2025.
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At one point, Prieto, who had her hair styled in a top knot, untied her top to adjust her straps to prevent getting tan lines.
Jordan — who is enjoying the NBA offseason before joining NBC Sports' coverage this fall — was seen wearing a neon shirt while holding a pair of binoculars.
8 Yvette Prieto sunbathing on her husband Michael Jordan's luxury yacht in Greece on Wednesday, July 10, 2025.
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8 Yvette Prieto sunbathing on her husband Michael Jordan's luxury yacht in Greece on Wednesday, July 10, 2025.
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The couple's 11-year-old twin daughters, Victoria and Ysabel, as well as several other family members, were aboard the megayacht.
Other snapshots showed the 62-year-old Jordan and his wife of 12 years holding hands while strolling in the Greek island of Spetses.
8 Yvette Prieto sunbathing on her husband Michael Jordan's luxury yacht in Greece on Wednesday, July 10, 2025.
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They also dined at the luxurious Posidonio Hotel.
The six-time NBA champ was holding a cigar and sporting black sunglasses as the couple coordinated in white bucket hats.
8 Michael Jordan's luxury yacht.
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8 Michael Jordan and his wife Yvette Prieto in Greece on Wednesday, July 10, 2025.
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8 Michael Jordan with binoculars on his yacht in Greece on Wednesday, July 10, 2025.
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Jordan purchased the 244-foot-long vessel in 2022.
Last month, the yacht docked in Sardinia, Italy, before heading to Croatia.
Jordan is soaking up the summer before joining NBC Sports as a special contributor to its NBA coverage when the 2025-26 season begins. NBC's 11-year agreement with the NBA and WNBA kicks off in October.
8 Michael Jordan and his wife Yvette Prieto holding hands while in Greece on Wednesday, July 10, 2025.
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It is the first time Jordan is joining a network.
NBC is returning to carrying the NBA after 23 years.
Jordan explained that he was particularly excited to see the NBA back on NBC because it 'played a meaningful part of my career.'
NBC had NBA rights from 1990 through 2002, and aired all six of Jordan's championships as a member of the Chicago Bulls.
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