‘Giving These Young Chicks a Run for Their Money’: Evelyn Lozada Wows Fans with Her Ageless Beauty  

“Adulting tonight” are Evelyn Lozada‘s words to describe her temporary break from her busy schedule while showing off her body-hugging ensemble in a recent fashion post.

The 46-year-old’s busy schedule consists of being a full-time mother to her youngest child, Carl Leo Crawford, 8, and running several businesses, including her jewelry and fitness clothing lines.

Giving These Young Chicks a Run for Their Money': Evelyn Lozada Wows Fans with Her Ageless Beauty ?
Evelyn Lozada’s fans fawn over her latest fashion post. Photo:@evelynlozada/Instagram

In the Instagram upload posted on May 21, Lozada could be seen wearing a denim Good American jumpsuit as she posed for the camera with Fivio Foreign’s track “City of Gods,” featuring Kanye West and Alicia Keys blaring in the background. The former “Basketball Wives” star gave fans a glimpse of her curvy body while sharing short clips of her outfit’s full frontal and back view.

Alongside the post, Lozada wrote in the caption, “Adulting tonight @goodamerican X @zara Jumpsuit is fitting in all the right places!” As many watched Lozada’s video, many flooded her comments section with compliments. Several social media users brought up how ageless Lozada appeared in the recording. 

“Listen. The over 40 club is the baddest.”

“You’re making the late 40’s the new 20’s sis.”

“Giving these young chicks a run for their money hun…fuegoooo.”

“Damn you keep getting finer and finer as you age.”

The following day on May 22, Lozada revealed the reason surrounding her “adulting” festivities. In the Instagram Reel, a multi-clip video, Lozada sent well-wishes to her best friend Janette Clark in honor of her 40th birthday and shared clips from the dinner.

In the caption, Lozada wrote, “To my best friend @chefputtie, Words can’t explain how proud I am of you!! You faced challenges with strength, determination, and confidence, and you have done it!! Time to celebrate, for you have won in the long run with your dedication and hard work. Congrats & happy 40th birthday! Welcome to the wild side lol #LoveYou.”

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