‘It’s the Eyes for Me’: Fans Fawn Over Evelyn Lozada’s New IG Post

Followers of “Basketball Wives” OG Evelyn Lozada were left in awe on Tuesday after the 44-year-old shared a photo of herself lounging around in a black sports bra.

The reality star wore neutral makeup with a gloss and complemented the look with her flowy curly hair. Lozada captioned the Oct. 13 upload, which generated over 35,000 likes, “The eyes tell more than words could ever say ❤️.” Among the most than 500 comments, some fans showed admiration for the entrepreneur’s glowing skin, while others gushed over her physical appearance as a whole.

Evelyn Lozada lets fans know the eyes have it. @evelynlozada/Instagram

“Its the skin for me! You’ve literally always had perfect skin. 😩”

“You’re glowing girl😍😍 I love it.”

“Evelyn ages backwards 😍.”

“That’s a different type of bad.”

One fan was stricken by Evelyn’s post saying, “Ur eyes just pierced my heart @evelynlozada.”

In the past, many people have asked the mother of 27-year-old Shaniece Hairston and 6-year-old Carl Leo Crawford the secret behind her youthful appearance and her breathtaking physique. Back in 2018, the model revealed during an episode of “Basketball Wives” that her secret to looking great at any age is weightlifting. The Bronx native shared that she beefed her exercise routine following her breakup with former MLB star Carl Crawford.

The “BBW” alum admitted that working out isn’t enough. Evelyn says she tries her best to limit her intake of processed foods and junk food, which includes chips and soda.
“Try to eat lean protein, fresh fruit, veggies, and grains. Yes, it sounds boring, but if you want your body back, you have to eat right. And please drink 64 ounces of water per day.”

This diet helped her shed 30 pounds after she gave birth to her son back in 2014.

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