Basketball Wives’ Evelyn Lozada Strips Down In Sexy Photo Shoot

Basketball Wives’ Evelyn Lozada left little to the imagination in her new digital spread for Maxim.com.

Fresh off her Urban Ink magazine shoot with fiancé Chad Ochocinco, the Puerto Rican beauty teamed up with Maxim for a sexy shoot further cashing in on her 15 minutes of new-found fame. The Dulce shoe owner is also set to release her first book, “Inner Circle: The Wives Association”, through Cash Money’s Publishing Company.

“I was so thrilled and honored to shoot with Maxim magazine! This was one of the most professional and best shoots I’ve ever had,” Evelyn said.

Her scanty wardrobe baring her toned physique consisted of a gray lace bra with delicate drooping jewels, a black, white-trimmed bra both with matching panties and an all black itsy number plus garters finished with spiked red bottoms.

Though the feisty Basketball Wives’ mamacita looked comfortable and alluring in her lingerie shots, she has her limitations.

“No. I would never do that. Being topless on South Beach is not a good look,” when asked if she would go topless on South Beach.

But she was adamant about her most loved body part.
“My breasts. They’re pretty.”

Though she’s enjoying her spotlight, she reassures that she wouldn’t be home twiddling her thumbs being only a fiance if she wasn’t casted on Basketball Wives.

“Full-time entrepreneur. Before Basketball Wives, I was very busy in Miami with my shoe store, Dulce. I love shoes. And the only reason I signed on to do the show was to help promote my store. So if my life wasn’t so non-stop now, I would be at my store 24/7.”

And because there is no fame without some frustration, her ex-best pal Jennifer Williams who previously set the record straight on their fake relationship elaborated further   on why the two are at odds.

“Let me tell you what she’s mad over ‘cause this always comes up. She hates the fact that I’m really good friends with NeNe Leakes…I feel like it’s all coming from a place of hurt, and she’s turning it into anger. Why do you care who I’m friends with? Like, that’s ridiculous…I don’t care who you hang out with. I’m kinda over it because I just feel like I’m at a point at my life where I’m trying to get rid of negative energy. It’s not like I slept with Chad Ochocinco. It’s not something irreparable,” Jennifer said.

Can we say drama? And apparently that’s exactly what they want. The new season of Basket ball Wives premieres February 20. Go figure.

See more of Evelyn’s Maxim shoot below – do you like?

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