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The tension between Evelyn Lozada and Jennifer Williams is reaching new levels and the internet is locked in. What started as a seemingly shady moment on ‘Basketball Wives LA’ has now spiraled into full-blown online warfare involving family, felons, and messy receipts. Heres how it all went down, from the first spark to the latest clapback.
It all started when Evelyn Lozada referred to Jennifer Williams husband, Christian Gold, as a felon during an episode of ‘Basketball Wives LA’. In what seemed like a clapback, Jennifer threw shade of her own by calling rapper The Game who shares a child with Evelyns daughter, Shaniece Hairston a felon as well. Shaniece wasnt here for the indirect jab and quickly stepped in to defend her family, making it clear she didnt appreciate the unnecessary name-drop or the messy deflection.
Not long after, Evelyn decided to clear the air with receipts. She took to Instagram and shared alleged text messages she sent Jennifer, warning her against legally marrying Christian. Evelyn doubled down on her original statement, reinforcing her concerns and letting everyone know that her opinion hadnt changed.
Then, Jennifer responded with an Instagram story post that turned heads a photo of her husband Christian standing next to Evelyns ex-fianc, Lavon Lewis. But instead of addressing Evelyn directly, Jennifer congratulated Lavon on his new engagement, making her message loud without saying much. Fans took the post as a quiet, but effective, clapback.
That brings us to the most recent moment. Evelyn hopped on X (formerly Twitter) and made it clear she wasnt done. After Jennifer brought up her ex on a recent episode of ‘Basketball Wives LA,’ Evelyn fired back by accusing Christian of owing child support. She didnt hold back, calling him out by and keeping the pressure all the way on.
From family members to felony accusations, this feud has gone way past reality TV and something tells us its not over yet.
