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Jennifer Williams Sends Love To Evelyn Lozada During Ochocinco Divorce

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Former Basketball Wives star Jennifer Williams is speaking out about Evelyn Lozada domestic violence case and divorce from Chad Johnson formerly Ochocinco.

Jennifer and Evelyn were once BFFs but something/someone happened that tore their friendship apart. The Lucid cosmetics CEO was accused of not supporting Ev’s relationship with then Chad. Fans witnessed the end of an 11-year friendship on the fourth season Basketball Wives – over a radio interview. But while Shaunie O’Neal, Evelyn and even Tami Roman attempted to paint Jennifer as the friend without a clue many saw right through them. The end of the season came and Jennifer and Evelyn looked to be heading towards reconciliation though the former did not receive a wedding invitation.

Chad ‘Ochocinco’ Johnson Apologizes

Now with the sad news of Evelyn’s marriage to Chad Johnson coming to an abrupt end following domestic violence fans assumed Jenn was having a hearty laugh and thanking karma for working so quickly. But it wasn’t the case….unlike her ex-husband Eric Williams who had no mercy when he tweeted,

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

Jennifer took the high road and tweeted out her love without directly addressing Evelyn.

“Sending my love…And keeping you in my prayers…”

Her Twitter followers caught on and responded, “Yea she do love u @EvelynLozada lol RT @iamjennifer: Sending my love… And keeping you in my prayers…” Another added, “@iamjennifer for @EvelynLozada?? That’s very “bigger person” of u!.”

Evelyn can certainly use some love right about now.

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