Scottie Pippen’s Wife Told Cops He Was ‘Aggressive’ With Her

Newly surfaced audio captures Scottie Pippen's wife in a pair of frantic 911 calls, choking back tears as she tells police that her husband turned aggressive toward her.

Larsa Pippen made the first distressing phone call on Oct. 1 after an apparent argument with the former NBA star, prompting police to visit their home in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, TMZ reported.

"Can you send someone over here?" she tearfully asks the 911 operator during the call. "My husband's being really aggressive with me."

When the dispatcher asks for Pippen's address, the only response from the "Real Housewives" star is more sobbing. A man can be heard speaking in the background throughout the call.

Towards the end of the call, the dispatcher asks whether the dispute was verbal or physical, to which the man replies, "verbal."

Larsa eventually cancels her request for cops to come to her home. But an officer did visit the house that night, according to TMZ, which published the audio to its website Tuesday.

The reality star told police that the former Chicago Bull was never physically violent with her when they showed up at her home on Oct. 2, according to the celebrity gossip site.

Police were called to their home again two days later for another domestic disturbance.

Audio from that phone call was also released by TMZ on Tuesday. In that call, Larsa claimed her husband was "breaking things" and "scaring" her.

"My husband's gotten crazy again with me," she says in the second call, adding that no one was injured.

Pippen, 51, filed for divorce from Larsa on Oct. 18 after 19 years of marriage. They have four kids together.

Larsa has been spending time with rapper Future in recent weeks, which became a contentious point in her relationship with the ex-athlete, according to TMZ.

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