‘Your Favorite Athlete’s Favorite Athlete’: O.G. Fans Go Wild After Catching Glimpse of Her Super Fit Figure

O.G. may have had it rough on “Basketball Wives” this season, but the reality star is rising above and focusing on herself in the weeks since the reunion aired.

Recently, the retired Legends Football League player shared a series of photos from the premiere of ABC’s “Mixed-ish” last month.

“• ♠️ ΞMBRACΞ YOUR RΞAL ‘iSH’ ♠️ •YOURⓘⓢⓗ • AFRiCANⓘⓢⓗ BLACKⓘⓢⓗ” read the reality star’s caption, which was written in her characteristically whimsical manner.

https://www.instagram.com/p/B4QstxvFi13/

What led O.G. to share the images nearly a month after the event was unclear, but fans had no problem with it. Instead, they were enamored with her figure.

“God never went wrong with u for sure ! #melaninQueen ❤️❤️ fine pass all and smart too”

“Yasss, get it huni!!! Slay all day, you ain’t came ta play!! 🥰💕”

“You whole body face just beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️ @iheartog natural classy queen”

“I need a workout video stat!!!”

“You are soooo cold to me! Love seeing a beautiful brown girl just offer up so much beauty and brains. Very refreshing! Personality is awesome too!”

“This all genetic boo❤️❤️💯💯”

“‘I’m you’re favorite athlete’s athlete’ Legendary 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾”

The last two comments were clapbacks O.G. famously issued to nemesis Evelyn Lozada in season 8. O.G. swiftly got under her co-star’s skin when she claimed Lozada’s ex-husband  Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson texted and direct messaged her on Twitter, allegedly hoping for a romance to blossom between the two. However, the supposed exchange occurred in 2011, when Johnson and Lozada were engaged.

“Ochocinco wanted me! Ochocinco wanted me! … Ocho was in my DMs happy, boo! I’m your favorite athlete’s favorite athlete!” O.G. yelled at Lozada during a confrontation on a cast trip to Costa Rica.

In another vacation clash between the women, O.G. accused Lozada, who identifies as Afro-Latina, of wanting to appear Black.

“Chad wants to be with a black woman!” she shouted at Lozada. “You’re not black! You can gel your hair down all you want, you can say n—a this and n—a that. … You’re not black!”

O.G. didn’t stop there, either. She also claimed Lozada’s curves were surgically enhanced to purportedly further appear blacker. As for O.G.’s curves?

“This s–t is genetic b—h! Genetic, b—h!” the ex-pro footballer exclaimed after shouting, Lozada “can buy titties again, you can buy a butt again!”

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