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Basketball Wives Reunion: Jackie Christie Caught In A Lie

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UPDATE-Basketball Wives LA star Laura Govan had nothing nice to say about Jackie Christie after tonight’s reunion. The self proclaimed ‘The First Lady of Basketball” was caught in several lies by host John Salley and further cemented her strained relationship with the ladies….even the audience turned against Jackie. The reunion was taped at least a month ago and both Laura and Imani Showalter still have nothing good to say about Jackie. Laura had a chance to chat with the Rickey Smiley Morning Show and had this to say,

“Jackie is like hella’ old. She’s like 60-something. She’s too old to be like in the juice like that. …She talking about she the first lady. I’m like, in what? Craziness. You got cooky problems.”

“I feel bad for her because I feel like you’re too old to be like that.”

Imani Showalter was equally unforgiving. While discussing what viewers can expect on the reunion she stated,

“I think we all showed who we REALLY are at the reunion. Some came out redeemed, others were exposed for the nut bag they are… You just have to watch.”

Watch a sneak peak of Basketball Wives LA reunion below: What do you think of Jackie’s interaction with her co-stars

 

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