Michael Jordan's son Marcus Jordan hilariously reacts to throwback picture alongside 6x NBA champ and siblings

Michael Jordan, father of three children—two sons and a daughter—with ex-wife Juanita Vanoy, is often celebrated by his son Jeffery through 'MJ Mondays.' Jeffery takes to Instagram to share some of the six-time champion's most iconic moments.

On Dec. 30's edition of MJ Mondays, Jeffery Jordan posted a family photo featuring himself, his siblings Marcus and Jasmine Jordan, and their father.

"#MJMondays," Jordan captioned the post with three king emojis and one queen emoji to represent his brother, dad and sister.

Jeffery's brother, Marcus, shared the post on his Instagram story with a humorous caption regarding his funny face in the family photo.

Image Credits: Via @heirmj523 on Instagram

"Always been the family jokster," Marcus Jordan captioned his story repost.

Marcus Jordan is the founder and CEO of Trophy Room, a store dedicated to his father's legendary shoe brand and career accolades. In his 15-year career, Michael won six NBA championships, five NBA MVP awards and was selected to 14 All-Star teams and 11 All-NBA teams.

Michael Jordan's Illinois mansion sells after 12 years

Earlier this month, Michael Jordan finally sold his Highland Park, Illinois, mansion after it was listed for nearly 13 years. The original asking price for the property, according to its Zillow listing, was $29 million.

The mansion was first listed on in March 2012, for $29 million. The price was then reduced to $21 million on Jan. 18, 2013. Exactly 11 months later, on Dec. 18, the listing price was cut again to $16 million.

In a surprising move on Jan.14, 2015, the asking price was increased by nearly $9 million, from $16 million to $24.7 million. However, just two days later, the price was reduced back to $16 million. Four months later, the asking price was further reduced to $14.85 million.

Nearly a decade later, the mansion finally sold after the price was cut for a fifth time, from $14.85 million to $9.5 million. The house was purchased by a local commercial real estate executive. The home boasts nine bedrooms, 19 bathrooms and is 32,683 square feet, featuring Jordan's signature No. 23 on the property entrance's gate.