[Updated] Evelyn Lozada Dishes :: Wedding Details, Ochocinco’s Proposal + The ‘New Girls’

Evelyn Lozada stopped by Big Boi (of Power 106) to talk about the upcoming season of Basketball Wives: Miami, her fiance and more. Peep a few excerpts:
On the two new cast mates [Kenya Bell AND Kesha Nicole Nichols]:
I feel good. We have two new girls…everyone’s getting to know each other. I’m very leery of women…I don’t need new friends. I’m 36, I know who my friends are. I like one more than the other.
On if anyone on the new season dies:
Not yet…we still have some time…Tami hasn’t killed anyone this season. Tami and Evelyn together–not a good thing.
On the public’s reaction to Evelyn:
From women, it’s been so positive.
On the size of her ring:
He wanted to make sure I said yes…it’s 10 (karats) flawless….I don’t know what the bill looked like.
On the proposal:
It wasn’t that damn romantic…The guy came, we picked it out, then he started playing Call of Duty…He was like, ‘You like that? Okay, cool!’
On wedding plans:
We’re getting married in July 2012, six months….I wanna keep it at about 150 people.
Peep the full interview here:
The new season of Basketball Wives airs February 20th. Check back lata for the audio!
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