Basketball Wives star Evelyn Lozada is setting the record straight on her OnlyFans account content.
“Just [a] disclaimer, I’m not on there, you know, popping my coochie or showing vagina or showing buttholes or anything like that,” Lozada, 49, exclusively told Us Weekly before the season premiere of Basketball Wives on Monday, May 5. “It’s very tasteful. Honestly, whenever we do little shoots, I’m always mindful.”
Before posting, Lozada asks a very important question in her head: What would happen if these photos went everywhere?
“I’m like, ‘OK, if this hits the airwaves, which obviously could happen, I don’t care that it did,’” she explained. “I look good, I feel good, I work out. I put a lot of time into myself when I can, and I’m proud.”
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As she approaches her 50th birthday at the end of the year, Lozada — who is launching her “Drop the Lo” podcast with daughter Shaniece Hairston on Wednesday, May 7 — is just trying to have fun and celebrate the art of aging gracefully.
“It’s not that OnlyFans, like some people got OnlyFans,” she told Us with a laugh. “Everything is tastefully done.”
When she’s not posing for the camera, Lozada is focused on savoring quality time with her grandson. Seven months ago, the SG by Evelyn Lozada designer earned the new title of “grandma” when Hairston, 31, welcomed her first child with The Game.
“They’re doing amazing as parents,” Lozada shared. “Listen, I was just as surprised as you when I found out that I was going to be The Game’s child’s grandmother. It took me a minute to wrap my head around it, but I found so much peace because he’s such a great dad to his kids.” (The Game is also dad to Harlem, 21 with ex Aleska Jordan and King, 18 and Cali, 14, with Tiffney Cambridge.)
While Hairston and The Game try to keep their family life outside of the spotlight, Lozada assures fans that everyone is thriving.
“He and I have gotten actually really, really close too,” Lozada said of her relationship with the rapper. “He was giving me tips on my new podcast that’s dropping on May 7 called ‘Drop the Lo.’ And we’ve just kind of become this blended family. He’s a Sagittarius. He has no filter, and we’re really, really cool.”
Speaking of no filter, Lozada is ready to keep it real on a new season of Basketball Wives. Joined by Jackie Christie, Jennifer Williams, Brandi Maxiell, Brittany Renner and newcomers Ty Young, Ming Lee and Chantel Christie-Jeffries, the latest iteration of the series has the ladies bringing everything to the court.
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When asked if there’s one cast member she’d like to film with again, Lozada quickly gave a shoutout to Suzie Ketcham.
“I tried reaching out to Suzie several times, even when we filmed in Miami just to try to get her to do a scene,” she shared with Us. “But she’s like, ‘No, no, I’m never doing it.’ Suzie was so funny and fun, but when she was done with the show, she checked all the way out, but I wouldn’t mind having Suzie for a couple of little episodes.”
Basketball Wives airs on VH1 Mondays at 8 p.m. ET.
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