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Evelyn Lozada Plans For Twins After Summer Wedding With Chad Ochocinco

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Update-Evelyn Lozada ‘s popularity has soared beyond Basketball Wives. Evelyn is officially known as New England Patriots Wide Received Chad Ochocinco’s fiance. And it’s not a shabby title either – we’re guessing Ev is not complaining one bit.

Now Evelyn hits the news for more than just her over the top antics on BBW now every single thing she does will be highlighted – a life Chad is more than used to.

Yesterday, a report surfaced about Chad’s love for fishes….in his bedroom. Chad..sorry…Chad and Evelyn have a huge aquarium in their bedroom that hovers over their bed as headboard!

The makers of the fish tank, Wayde King and Brett Raymer, chatted with the Boston Herald and they dished on one of their biggest reality TV clients.

“We built two for (Ochocinco’s) house,” King and Raymer stated. “We made a shark tank for his living room and an arch tank for his bed, so when he sleeps he can look up at the fish.”

“He was cool as heck,” King added. “We hung on the couch, talked about going out, sports, and he let me take pictures in front of his Lamborghini. He’s a really down-to-earth cool guy.”

“He’s way more outspoken in front of the camera than he is in person,” Wayde and Brett said. “He’s a really, really nice guy.” Really? We wouldn’t have guessed – no, really, we wouldn’t.

So does this means the twins will have a fish theme as well? With a summer wedding in the works, Evelyn also confirmed the babies are coming after the wedding. On the last season of BBW it appeared that the couple were in a rush for kids, Evelyn stated however that the eggs are on hold until their needed. Hmm..must be nice. Check out the pics of where Evelyn and Chad lay their heads at night….when in Florida.

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