Evelyn Lozada & Fiance Carl Crawford Split, Ex Dodgers Star Openly Cheated
Evelyn Lozada & Fiance Carl Crawford Split
Is Evelyn Lozada single? Rumor has it, the reality star and her fiance, Carl Crawford have split.
A tip from The Shade Room claims that the Basketball Wives reality star and the former Los Angeles Dodgers player have split, noting that the last time that the two were spotted publicly together was in March for their son Leo’s birthday.
The site also reports that Evelyn has secretly been keeping in contact with her ex husband, Chad Johnson’s, baby mama Trice for months.
According Bossip, the pair have been living completely separate lives for almost a year. The site reports that Carl recently took a family trip without Evelyn and their son. The site adds,
Reportedly, Carl got cold feet when he realized “forever” with Evelyn meant half his money if marriage didn’t work out. The couple got engaged back in December of 2013. Reports circulated last year saying Carl’s teammates’ wives called Evelyn out as a “gold digger”.
Subsequently, Carl refused to sign prenup papers. In June 2016, Carl was cut from his job with the Los Angeles Dodgers. A BOSSIP source told us Carl spiraled into play boy mode after the cut. They tell us, Crawford openly went out on dates and flew other women into his home.
Evelyn has yet to comment on the couple’s rumored split.
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