Michael Jordan's daughter Jasmine Jordan has a 3-word message for Bella Hines signing with iconic brand

Michael Jordan's daughter, Jasmine, had a three-word reaction to LSU commit Bella Hines' signing with Jordan Brand on Wednesday. Hines posted a photo of herself wearing a pair of Jordan 1s and a basketball with the text "Our turn."

According to reports, her agent, Daveed Cohen of Young Money APAA, negotiated her contract with Jordan Brand, making her the only high school athlete signed to a contract with the company.

"Next level, no limits," Hines posted on Instagram. "Proud to be apart of the Jordan Fam! It’s go time @jumpman23."

Jasmine couldn't contain her excitement as she welcomed the basketball star to the company.

"It's Go Time," Jasmine commented.

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A Jordan Brand spokesperson released a statement after the 5-foot-9 guard joined the iconic brand.

"We’re excited to have Bella Hines join the Jordan Brand Family. She’s a remarkable young talent who is joining an athlete roster that represents greatness for the next generation."

In an interview with Forbes' Mat Issa, Hines talked about her childhood heroes.

"I’m a big fan of Kobe Bryant, and he always idolized Michael Jordan," Hines said. "So, I feel like Jordan was a no-brainer for me."

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Michael Jordan's daughter rocked a shirt with a throwback picture of her dad

Last month, Jasmine Jordan wore a T-shirt featuring an old photo of her father and Magic Johnson, the legendary player for the Los Angeles Lakers. She donned the top before working out.

Jasmine was wearing a red shirt with an old picture of Johnson and Jordan on it. In the 1992 Dream Team photo, the two former NBA players can be seen laughing together.

The Chicago Bulls legend played with Magic in the 1992 Barcelona Olympics for Team USA. They played with other NBA legends to secure the gold medal in the tournament.

With an average of 14.9 points, 2.4 rebounds and 4.8 assists per game, Jordan finished second in scoring. In contrast, Johnson led the team in apg. The former Lakers player averaged 2.6 rpg, 5.5 apg and 8.0 ppg.