Michael Jordan's ex-wife Juanita and their daughter enjoy Justin Timberlake concert at MSG

Michael Jordan’s ex-wife, Juanita Vanoy, sometimes went to Madison Square Garden to watch his former husband play. Vanoy could often be spotted somewhere among the crowd cheering for “His Airness.”

On Tuesday, she was back at the famed arena but not to watch a basketball game. The entrepreneur went to MSG along with her daughter Jasmine to enjoy Justin Timberlake's performance. The Jordans were two of the thousands who had a blast at Timberlake’s “The Forget Tomorrow World Tour.”

Michael Jordan’s former wife Juanita Vanoy went on Instagram to share a story and captioned it with:

“A time was had @MSG w/ @Mickijae and JT!”

Juanita Vanoy, Michael Jordan's former wife, went to a Justin Timberlake concert with their daughter Jasmine a few days ago. [photo: Vanoy IG]

Among the songs that Vanoy and her daughter saw Justin Timberlake perform were “Cry Me A River,” “No Angels” and “My Favorite Drug.” “SexyBack" (featuring Timbaland).

Before Vanoy had a relationship with Michael Jordan, she used to work as a lifestyle columnist and a magazine feature writer. Although she was no longer working in that capacity when the “Prince of Pop” became popular. She wouldn’t have been so excited and shared her concert experience if that had not been the case.

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Michael Jordan’s former wife Juanita Vanoy is a big Chicago Sky fan

Juanita Vanoy probably stopped cheering for Michael Jordan after their highly publicized divorce. “His Airness” has long since retired, but Vanoy, born and raised in Chicago, remains a basketball fan. She has seemingly transferred her allegiance from the Bulls to the Sky of the WNBA.

Four weeks ago, when the Sky lost 77-68 to the Seattle Storm, the “Juanita World” founder posted on Instagram:

“Well, we didn’t get the W, but Angel Reese got a double-double.”

Vanoy is a big-time supporter of Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky. [photo: Vanoy IG]

When the former model has been spotted going to Wintrust Arena to cheer for the Sky. Vanoy is giving Chicago basketball fans more reason to catch Reese and Co. in action.