Basketball Wives Preview
. "Basketball Wives" follows the extraordinary lives of seven women who are best friends and either the wife, ex-wife or girlfriend of an NBA superstar. This new series will showcase the inside lives of these ladies who are with some of the biggest ballers in the game. The cast includes Jennifer Williams (wife of Eric Williams), Evelyn Lozada (ex-fianc� of Antoine Walker), Royce Reed, Erikka Moxam (former girlfriend of Rasual Butler), Gloria Govan (fianc� of Matt Barnes), Suzie Ketcham (former girlfriend of Michael Olowakandi) and Shaunie O'Neal (wife of Shaquille O'Neal) who also serves as Executive Producer on the series.These ladies live the life. They drive the best cars, live in the biggest mansions, wear designer clothes and jewelry and only travel first class. But living the high life is not all glamour. In order to protect it, they have to deal with the jealousies and dramas of living in -- and staying in -- the inner circle. Viewers will watch as these women juggle between stress and success while raising their children, building their businesses, fending off groupies and finding stability in an unstable atmosphere. In "Basketball Wives" viewers will finally get a glimpse into the secret lives of the women behind these men, and realize that it's not just the players they date or are married to... but also the game. Check out the NEW Super Trailer for VH1's "Basketball Wives" premiering on Sunday, April 11th at 9PM ET - here
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