‘Basketball Wives’ Star O.G.’s Breasts Become Topic of Conversation After Evelyn Lozada’s Dig About Their Sagginess

Returning “Basketball Wives” star Ogom “O.G.” Chijindu gave fans a glimpse of her confessional look as she continues filming season 8. But things took a turn when fans began debating about the state of her breasts.

The star, who is a professional athlete in her own right, panned her phone up from her bosom in a recent Instagram video and focused on her face as Cardi B’s “Drip” played.

O.G. remained silent as she let her beauty do the talking.

“OG Dripping all that Sauce While Filming for #BBWS8!🙌🏼😍🔥#BasketBallWives,” a “Basketball Wives” fan account captioned the clip, which was shared to the page Wednesday, March 20.

Some fans marveled at O.G.’s looks.

“So beautiful 🧚🏻‍♀️”

“My good sis 😍🔥”

But many more were focused on how her breasts appeared to be less saggy than they were when co-star Evelyn Lozada pointed that out during a confessional in season 7.

“I’m looking at her and my eyes are just, like, I can’t help it,” Lozada said. “Her titties, like, they look crazy.”

Fans began chatting about the moment while speculating about whether or not she took Lozada’s words to heart and went under the knife for a breast augmentation.

“Lmao all I can think about is when Evelyn was talking about her titties omg 😭😭😭😭”

“Got dem tiddays done too🤣😂😂😂😂. Thts my naja gurl. But gotdayum.”

“Looks like she did something to her titties.”

“I don’t think her boobs are done she got em taped up she got a sick natural body better than all the hoes surgery.”

It remains to be seen whether or not any confirmation of a boob job will come from O.G. But what’s for certain is that she’s been filming away for what will be her second stint on “Basketball Wives.”

She’s been seen taping with CeCe Gutierrez, another former newbie, much to the disappointment of some who would rather the two not come back to the show.

“Dnt like either one of these ladies, bad attitudes.”

“Why.”

“Ugh their still on the show😩😩😩”

The Legends of Football League player joined the VH1 reality show last year, and her storyline revolved around not only her interactions with the returning cast members but also her desire to have her boyfriend, fellow pro athlete and overseas basketball player Kwame Alexander, propose.

It remains to be seen what her new storyline will involve when “Basketball Wives” returns later this year.

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