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Shaquille O’Neal Shoots His Shot At Ex Wife Shaunie O’Neal But She Hilariously Shuts Him Down

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Retired NBA champion Shaquille O’Neal cryptic message to his ex-wife has fans convinced he wants her back. The sports analyst took to IG and shared a special message to his former wife ‘Basket Ball Wives’ star Shaunie O’Neal. Shaq is seen in his photo smiling while holding a little red flower, wearing a sharp floral black suit. His caption said, “This is the same suit I’m wearing when I marry @shaunieoneal5 / @jcpenney XLG coming soon #bigguyscanbesexytoo.”

Fans laughed over the photo and encouraged the two to get back together.

“@shaunieoneal5 It might work better the 2nd time 🤷🏽‍♀️😂”

“Please get back together y’all! 🥛🍪”

“@shaunieoneal5 is ALL AROUND BEAUTIFUL!!! You was crazy to let her get away to begin with.IM JUST TELLING THE TRUTH.”

“@shaunieoneal5 marry that man again he has changed for the better no more white women rebuild that bond girl lol @shaq dont f*cknit up this time”

“Yesssssssssss!!! Get back together Shaq!!”

“Shaq and Shaunie need to get back together because both of y’all still LOVE EACH OTHER”

Shaunie jumped into the comments too to set the record straight. Fans doubled over in laughter when she let it be known that the suit and flower would work best on next season’s ‘The Bachelor.’  She tagged ABC and added the #wedidthatalready.Shaunie O'Neal comment

 

 

 

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