Jennifer Williams And Maxwell Make Relationship Official On Twitter?

Former Basketball Wives star Jennifer Williams may have officially moved on from her soon-to-be ex-husband Eric Williams to R&B singer Maxwell – at least according to their affection towards each other on Twitter.

Last week Jennifer Williams tweeted a photo of she and Maxwell with the caption, “Me and @_MAXWELL_ last night! Thank u for the bubbly! Fun times.”

Naturally, posting a picture with an attractive, single man will get rumors of a romance going. Surely Jenn and Maxwell know this – even if they’ve been friends for sometime.

Most recently Maxwell added to the rumors when he tweeted a photo of two bottles of Theraflu and referenced Kanye’s dedication track to his girlfriend Kim Kardashian. “Summercolds #waytoocold. Jennifer added, “I hope my boo feels better soon.”

Hmm…we’re sure BBW fans will take Maxwell over Eric any day.

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