Why Evelyn Lozada’s New Look Has Fans Begging Her to ‘Pat the Puss’ Once Again

Evelyn Lozada went viral over a month ago for bragging about her “bomb” appendage, but now the star is giving a whole new meaning to that claim.

The “Basketball Wives” cast member recently transformed herself into a cat of the sexy variety for Halloween.

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“‘I don’t know about you miss kitty but, I feel so much yummier’ #meow 👅🐱” read Lozada’s caption, which quoted 1992’s “Batman Returns,” in which Michelle Pfeiffer transforms into Catwoman.

The look instantly had fans hooked.

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Evelyn Lozada. (Photo: @evelynlozada/Instagram)

“Can I pet it?”

“Here kitty kitty here kitty 🐱🐈🐱🐈❤️…costume looks great @evelynlozada”

“Meoooow…I don’t even like cats but dammm you will make a brother reconsider his thouhjts about cats.😂”

“And the awards goes to🏆you always killing with your costums Ev🔥🔥😍😍❤️”

Others recalled the irony of Lozada’s outfit considering her vulgar motion toward her reality TV nemesis O.G. in Costa Rica.

“I got kids, I got family, I got A+ credit, I got a bomb motherf–king p—y,” Lozada shot back at the one-time “Basketball Wives” newbie who claimed the “Living Lozada” star’s ex-husband Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson wanted to get with her.

“Pat that puss @evelynlozada 😂 Happy Halloween 🎃 you look 🔥🔥” one fan said.

“Please do that pat the puss move!!!” another pleaded.

But while the majority of fans applauded her classic Halloween look, others wished she had gone a more creative route as she did during Kristen Scott’s ’90s costume theme party. Then, Lozada assumed the role of Peggy Bundy from the sitcom “Married… with Children.”

“this is cute but I wish you would’ve wore your peggy bundy outfit now”

“@evelynlozada sis this was a LAZY custom.. you could have cone way better then this.. you killed the peggy buddy ..what the hell is this”

“@evelynlozada cute!!! I think this one and the peggy Bundy’s costume are my favorites!!”

Despite what fans wanted, Lozada rocked her kitty ‘fit to Disneyland with her mother, Sylvia Ferrer, sister, Sylvia Ochoa, and son Leo Crawford for their annual Halloween adventure. Ferrer was a witch, while Ochoa was a skeleton and young Leo dressed up as Iron Man. Together, the family enjoyed the Halloween-themed decorations at the park — including a massive pumpkin Mickey Mouse and the Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters ride — before having a family dinner.

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