Michael Jordan: NBA legend pulls up at Usher concert in Las Vegas as he gets VIP treatment at Park MGM... and a special dance from Tiffany Haddish!

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Being one of the most famous athletes in history certainly has its perks - something Michael Jordan knows all too well by this point.

And on Monday night the basketball icon enjoyed more of the red-carpet treatment he has received for decades when he pulled up to an Usher concert in Las Vegas.

Along with wife Yvette Prieto and some friends, he was seen walking into a VIP area at Park MGM to watch his pal's latest show in footage captured by TMZ Sports.

The area even appeared to feature bottle service as Jordan and his friends made the most of his status as sporting royalty.

As Usher was singing, actor and comedian Tiffany Haddish was then spotted approaching the former Chicago Bulls star's group and gyrating in front of them.

Michael Jordan was in the house for good friend Usher's concert in Las Vegas on Monday night

Actor and comedian Tiffany Haddish was spotted approaching Jordan's group of friends and gyrating in front of them

Jordan laughed and applauded as Haddish pulled out her best moves, before she was eventually joined by a mystery woman.

The VIP treatment didn't end there for Jordan, however, with Usher even giving him a shoutout during the show on Monday night.

The pop legend paused his performance and said: 'We love you, Mike. I want to be like Mike!'

Usher and Jordan are longtime buddies after famously collaborating to make an ultra-rare version of one of the latter's signature shoes back in 2014.

Jordan rocked up at his concert on Monday just a few weeks after he was unveiled as the first ever athlete to enter Forbes' exclusive 400 club.

The 60-year-old boosted his net worth by offloading his majority stake in the Charlotte Hornets to a group led by Rick Schnall and Gabe Plotkin back in August.

The sale was said to be worth a staggering $3billion, marking a colossal profit given he forked out $275million to purchase the team back in 2010.

Usher paused his performance at one point to pay tribute to the basketball icon in attendance

Jordan's net worth recently passed $3billion after he completed his sale of the Hornets

And after cashing in on his majority stake in Charlotte, Jordan has entered Forbes' 400 list - consisting of the wealthiest Americans with in the US.

His net worth is now understood to have surpassed the $3bn mark, meaning he has become the first ever athlete to be included in Forbes' exclusive club.

Jordan remains the wealthiest sportsperson in history after combining his iconic career in the NBA with some of the biggest commercial deals ever off the court.

The most famous of those brand partnerships is of course with Nike, who still generate millions of dollars through his iconic Jordan Brand.