Things are getting REAL on this season of VH1’s ‘Basketball Wives.’
In a preview of next week’s episode, Tami Roman accuses Evelyn Lozada of lying about the domestic abuse incident that ultimately led to her split from Chad ‘Ochocino’ Johnson and changed her life.
“You lied on Chad,” Tami says in the clip. “You know you was fighting that man all along,” she continued.
We only got a piece of Evelyn’s reaction, but we can imagine this won’t end well.
Take a look:
‘Basketball Wives’ airs Mondays at 8/7c on VH1.
Update: It has been brought to our attention that Evelyn Lozada has actually filed a lawsuit against her ex-publicist Danika Berry for allegedly defaming her to several people — including Tami Roman.
via The Blast:
Lozada was married to Johnson in 2012, only to later file for divorce after he was arrested for allegedly physically attacking her. She says since the incident, she has publicly advocated for and been actively involved in charitable work on behalf of victims of domestic violence.
The reality star says after a falling out with Berry in December 2016, they no longer worked together. She claims since that time, her ex-publicist has defamed her to several people in the entertainment industry.
Lozada points to an incident where Berry allegedly told a reporter that while Lozada was married to Johnson, she was secretly having sex with a prominent New Orleans music mogul. She says the statement was published on a website in February 2018. Sources say Lozada sent off a cease and desist to her former publicist following the allegations being published.
Despite the legal warning, she claims Berry would later tell fellow “Basketball Wives” star Tami Roman that Evelyn Lozada was the actual aggressor in the domestic dispute with Chad Johnson that then led to their divorce.
She claims her ex-publicist made the comments to Roman with the intent to have her bring up the false information during filming of “Basketball Wives” in an attempt to harm her personally and professionally.
Lozada is suing for unspecified damages.
