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Evelyn Lozada Of Basketball Wives Lands Spinoff With Chad Ochocinco

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Basketball Wives star Evelyn Lozada will return for season 4 and film her spin off with fiance Chad Ochocinco! In early September Evelyn revealed via Twitter that she was quitting Basketball Wives after VH1 released a blog post that implied she cheated on her fiance Chad with his friend Terrell Owens. The threat didn’t last long but TMZ has uncovered that Evelyn signed a new deal to secure her return. According to sources, Evelyn has received a raise (this is her second raise since threatening to quit before Season 3) but will shoot less scenes!

Evelyn has also told VH1 upfront she won’t miss any of Chad Ochocinco’s games plus she wants to shoot around her daughter’s schedule. The latter is little suspicious because her daughter is in college in California….

Evelyn’s wheeling and dealing didn’t end there, she reportedly snagged a spin off with fiance Chad Ochocinco! The spinoff will follow the months leading up to Chad and Evelyn’s summer wedding.

The year 2011 is wrapping up to be a great year for Evelyn who also landed an endorsement with a lip gloss company and a multi book deal with Cash money. Looks like Evelyn’s positioning herself to become the breadwinner in the relationship. 😉

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