Evelyn Lozada Shows Off Her ‘Cheeks’ in Distressed Jeans and Fans ‘Lust Lust Lust’

“Basketball Wives of L.A.” star Evelyn Lozada sent the Internet into a frenzy after posting a photo with her backside showing.

Lozada regularly shares photos of herself in the gym getting her workout on. Well, it seems all of her fitness training is seemingly paying off as she flaunted her body in a recent Instagram photo. The mother of 2 took to social media on Monday and gave fans a glimpse of her backside. She sported a black laced-up crop-top and a fitted pair of denim jeans distressed on her rear-end. She paired the outfit with a sleek pair of leopard pumps.

Evelyn Lozada

(photo credit: Evelyn’s Instagram)

The reality star posed seductively on her balcony in her “Pretty Little Things” outfit while promoting a fashion ad.

“@prettylittlething has 50% off everything on the site right now use code CYBER50 🖤🦄,” she wrote.

Fans instantly shifted their focus to Lozada’s rump-shaker and began gawking over her curvy physique.

“Them cheeks tho 😘 I’m stunned in a good way you the truth!!🔥.”

“You make anything look good @evelynlozada excellent cheeks 🍑 .”

“Those are so cute, you always look so Beautiful and I love the way you dress😊.”

“Ouch, yummy I’m so distracted, but i said it for most of America: lust lust lust.”

“Ginuwine ‘in those jeans’ OK ms ev werk it honey!😘.”

“Those the booty in the pants come with them? 😍 SOLD.”

The BBW star recently fell under criticism for her appearance. People compared Lozada to her arch-nemesis Tami Roman and said she’s lost too much weight. Social media instantly began bashing her “skinny frame.”

“You are getting too skinny Ev,” one fan wrote. “I’m not being smart im just being real! Looks like your competing with Tami You had a very nice body so why mess it up.”

Another added, “OMG u are getting so skinny. Pls don’t do like ur girl Tami.”

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