Shaunie O’Neal Spin-Off “Shaunie’s Home Court” Renewed
Shaunie O’Neal Spin-Off Renewed
Fans of Shaunie O’Neal will be seeing more of the reality star outside of ‘Basketball Wives’. Her spin-off, “Shaunie’s Home Court“ has been renewed for a second season on VH1. Viewers can expect eight episodes, with the new season airing in the fall. Check out the network’s official description below.
Single mom in charge and “Basketball Wives” powerhouse Shaunie O’Neal gives us a personal, unexpected look at what it takes to get her team of five kids off the bench and into the game of life. There’s never been a coaching job so hectic, heartfelt, and fun.
No additional details about the new season have been released.
Shaunie is the current executive producer of VH1’s reality TV series, Basketball Wives and Basketball Wives LA, and is the former wife of NBA center Shaquille O’Neal. Formerly a film marketer, she is a TV personality and producer, entrepreneur, philanthropist and mother of five children.
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