‘Spicy Mami’: Evelyn Lozada Flaunts Her Sexy Gams and Leaves Fans Lusting

Evelyn Lozada‘s assets are currently the talk of social media.

The “Basketball Wives” star left her four million followers in a daze over her beauty this week. Wednesday evening, she uploaded a photo of herself modeling her Shoe Dazzle collection. The image showed Lozada rocking a white wife beater, cutoff jeans shorts and a denim jacket.

She slicked her hair in a low bun and sported cat-eye sunglasses and large hoop earrings to complement her look. Lozada’s getup showed off her bare legs as she posed with her legs crossed on the sidewalk.

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Evelyn Lozada. (Photo: @evelynlozada/Instagram)

Remaining hopeful about the new year, Lozada captioned her Instagram post, “Its more fun to think of the future than to dwell on the past and I’m thinking 2020 is going to be a good year!”

Her post gained more than 46,000 likes and a slew of compliments.

“Yesss legggs!! Flawless bori ❤️ beautiful!! Evelyn you are bae for ever and ever and eternity 💯”

“You have always wore the best heels ! And it doesn’t hurt you have beautiful legs and feet 🌹”

“Giving me #JennyFromTheBlock vibes!! Spicy mami 🔥🔥 you have fantastic legs 😋”

“Legs all day! Can you like just become my personal stylist already!!! Gosh girl you’re always drippin of style! ❤️ Love you @evelynlozada 🔥”

When Lozada isn’t busy flossing her her glam looks, she’s in mommy mode.

On Feb. 2., Lozada uploaded a video of her 5-year-old son Carl Leo, who she shares with former MLB player Carl Crawford, playing baseball. It was apparently the child’s first time making a home run at one of his games and the “BBW” actress recorded herself cheering loudly.

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Evelyn Lozada, Leo Crawford, Carl Crawford. (@evelynlozada Instagram)

“Can you tell I’m hype as hell!!!! 😂😩🙌🏽,” she wrote. “My baby  @therealcarlleocrawford first home run!!! Best day of my life!! So proud!!  #CarlLeoCrawford”

Lozada welcomed her 5-year-old son with Crawford in March 2014. She told People magazine at the time, “I’m excited about being a mommy all over again. This is something I’ve been wanting for years and I can’t believe it’s finally happening.”

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