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Basketball Wives' Jennifer Williams Ex-Husband Pokes Fun At Evelyn Lozada

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The news update of Basketball Wives star Evelyn Lozada and the  fallout following an alleged head butt from husband Chad Johnson continue to surface…and former friends like Eric Williams and Jennifer Williams may be enjoying the drama.

Just one month and two weeks after their wedding in St. Marten Chad (formerly Ochocinco) and Evelyn are likely headed for an anullment. The Friday night argument would lead to a head butt, a hospital visit, a night in jail and now possible charges against the football player. The reality star reportedly signed an affivadit confirming her intentions with police.

In the aftermath Chad was released from the Miami Dolphins and  has confirmed the couples wedding special, “Eve & OVH1cho” is now cancelled.

“Due to the unfortunate events over the weekend and the seriousness of the allegations, VH1 is pulling the series ‘Ev and Ocho’ from its schedule and has no current plans of airing it.”

But while the Johnson’s life have been turned up side down many fans believe that two people in particular are having a hearty laugh. Jennifer Williams and her ex-husband Eric Williams. During the 2nd season of Basketball Wives fans caught of glimpse of what appeared to be Evelyn egging her then best friend to cheat and end her marriage. Now Eric isn’t holding back his feelings – now matter how it hurts. The former basketball player tweeted,

Hey @EvelynJohnson…… I bet that #knot on your head more #shinier#Prince_of_NewARK than mine….

“2Bumps you can’t get enuf” We Good….. @hisKnotThenSaid, said he needs a companion..

“I guess @EvelynJohnson really do like rough #sex.. a little over-board this time Chaddy… I said it..”

Ouch! Did you anticipate Evelyn and Chad’s marriage crumbling so soon?!

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