Basketball Wives season 3 is making waves across the world and its latest season is going to be more or at least as enticing as the second season that was very well received throughout the duration of its broadcast.
Basketball Wives’ third season is going to include not just wives of prominent football players but also their girl friends and ex wives and ex girlfriends. This all mix up is certainly going to spice up things for the viewers and make it unpredictable for the football players whose current or exs are going to be part of the reality show.
Shaunie O'Neal who is an important part of the show on VH1 says that the reality show will make the whole experience of watching television and more especially reality show a much more interesting things for one and all.
While talking to ESPN she said, “Along with our normal drama you'll get to dip into the ladies personal lives a little more…More kids, you'll get to meet some of the ladies parents and hear their story a little more. It becomes a little more personal this season."
She went on to add, "It was important to me, because we have kids, that we stay cool…We don't have to be BFF. We don't have to talk every day or anything like that, but we're parents first and it's important that we stay good."
Basketball Wives’ third season is going to include not just wives of prominent football players but also their girl friends and ex wives and ex girlfriends. This all mix up is certainly going to spice up things for the viewers and make it unpredictable for the football players whose current or exs are going to be part of the reality show.
Shaunie O'Neal who is an important part of the show on VH1 says that the reality show will make the whole experience of watching television and more especially reality show a much more interesting things for one and all.
While talking to ESPN she said, “Along with our normal drama you'll get to dip into the ladies personal lives a little more…More kids, you'll get to meet some of the ladies parents and hear their story a little more. It becomes a little more personal this season."
