‘Bey Looks So Uninterested’: Fans Unimpressed By Evelyn Lozada’s Throwback Pic with Beyoncé and Jay-Z

Evelyn Lozada may have thought she was giving the people something they wanted when she shared a throwback image of herself with Jay-Z and Beyoncé, but quickly she learned she overestimated how much people cared.

The 44-year-old “Basketball Wives” star posted photos from her 30th birthday that she celebrated with her then-boyfriend, former NBA player Antoine Walker. According to Lozada, Walker gave her the “greatest birthday” when he surprised her by inviting none other than Queen Bey and Jay-Z as guests to her Miami bash.

(From left) Jay Z, Beyoncé, Evelyn Lozada, and Antoine Walker do something resembling posing for a picture. (Photo: @evelynlozada/Instagram)

“Fun fact! My ex @toinewalker8 had Jay Z & @beyonce surprise me at my 30th Birthday Party in Miami. #SuchFunMemories #WhatAGreatSuprise #WeHadSoMuchFun #GreatestBirthday,” reads her caption.

In the first image, the two couples appear to be looking in different directions and Jay just looks flat-out confused. In the second, Lozada appears to be engaged in conversation with Bey as the “Brown Skin Girl” singer’s attention is somewhere else all together.

Between that and her bringing up another ex just weeks after again calling out her ex-husband, former NFL player Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson, for the alleged abuse she endured during their marriage, followers dragged her something fierce in the comments.

“Girl you always mentioning them exes,” called out a fan. “You hate it… wherever you are now 😩😂”

“I wouldn’t have posted this one!” a second commented.

“Fun fact Beyoncé didn’t wanna be there,” a third clowned.

“Girl…. Beyoncé don’t know you 🤷🏾‍♂️,” a fourth stated.

“Lmao girl… how many exes do u have,” a fifth wondered.

“Bey looks so uninterested 😭😭,” laughed a sixth.

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Jay Z and Beyoncé are clearly thrilled to be at Evelyn Lozada’s birthday party. @evelynlozada/Instagram

Lozada and Walker were previously engaged and had a 10-year-relationship from 1998 to 2008, four years before her infamous 3-month marriage to Johnson.

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