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‘So Y’all Best Best Friends Now?’ Evelyn Lozada Puzzles Fans Over ‘BFF’ Birthday Wish to Shaunie O’Neal 

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It seems the Evelyn Lozada and Shaunie O’Neal have let bygones be bygones as the Lozada recently wished O’Neal a happy birthday on Instagram.

The “Livin’ Lozada” star posted the message on Nov. 27 to her “Basketball Wives” co-star and executive producer, naming O’Neal her best friend forever.

“Happy, happy birthday! You deserve all the cakes, love, hugs and happiness today! ❤️🙏🏽 Enjoy your day my friend @shaunieoneal5 #BirthdayGirl #SagSeason #BestMommyEver #BFF,” Lozada’s Tuesday post read.

Shaunie O'Neal

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Lozada and O’Neal were at odds last season over accusations tha Lozada had slept with O’Neal’s ex. At the end of the season, O’Neal was displeased with Lozada for inviting Jennifer Williams to the EP’s Amsterdam trip.

But apparently, the duo has patched things up and O’Neal commented, “Thank you BFF!! Love you! #GBFOLIFE 😂🤣😂🤣🤣.”

Evelyn Lozada

The love fest left fans puzzled.

“@shaunieoneal5 so ya’ll best best friends now🤷‍♀️”

“Happy Birthday to the lady who ruined You and Jen’s friendship foh.”

“@shaunieoneal5 bff?🤔”

“@shaunieoneal5 fake as f—. This your BFF. Black woman I swear you all the fakest MF. That’s why you was scared to stand up for black Tammy.”

Still, others were thrilled that O’Neal and Lozada remained friends.

“@shaunieoneal5 ahh I’m happy y’all remained friends! Two beautiful women 😍😘💓”

“Awwww @evelynlozada I love how strong you and @shaunieoneal5 friendship is❤️”

“@shaunieoneal5 thats right!!! Ain’t no getting in between true friendships! Love u guys! @evelynlozada.”

“I hope you and @shaunieoneal5 relationship lasts FOREVER. Love and support eachother through lifes challenges. Everyone can just GET ALONG dammit😂😂”

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