Basketball Wives’ Jennifer Williams returned to the show after she ‘applied pressure’ following being bullied by costars

BASKETBALL Wives star Jennifer Williams has hinted she has applied pressure to her VH1 co-stars after bullying claims.

After feuding with Shaunie O’Neal and Evelyn Lozada, fans have seen Jennifer have drinks thrown her way, been cursed at, and involved in toxic moments.



Jennifer Wilson is back and applying pressure

But Jennifer surprised fans by returning for the ninth season, and when one fan said she was “crazy for coming back”, and that she was “praying for you girl,” the reality star replied: “Pressure applied, stay tuned.”

Jennifer stars in the VH1 show which follows the wives, girlfriend – or ex-wives – of NBA superstars.

On Instagram, another fan echoed her sentiment, writing: “Apply pressure sis
?

❤
,” to which Jennifer replied: “Done!!!”

“I hope you’re not letting them bully you again!” commented another fan, to which Jennifer simply teased: “Stay tuned!!!”



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Fans felt Jennifer was “bullied” during her time on earlier seasons

Jennifer Williams was wed to former NBA pro Eric Williams from 2007-2010.

The show has long been the scene of bullying claims; in 2012 star and producer Shaunie O’Neal denied all fan allegations of bullying against Jennifer.

“Sometimes it can be a bit of bullying going on because of the personalities being a lot stronger, you know like Evelyn’s personality is a lot stronger than Jen’s, so it does seem like its bullying but I don’t think Jen would think she’s bullied,” Shaunie told HipHollywood.

“I don’t think she would want to take that role of being bullied because I think she is strong in her own way. It’s just a different way of dealing with it.”



Shaunie O’Neal denied all the accusations

Evelyn Lozada has also been accused of racism and colorism

CeCe and OG, with Hooters girls, are feuding with Evelyn


Basketball Wives returns on Feb 9

In season 8 Evelyn was accused of colorism and racism after calling Ogom “OG” Chijindu “aggressive” and using a monkey emoji on Instagram to describe her.

Evelyn also used the nickname “Li Li”, a slur often directed towards people of Asian descent, towards CeCe Guiterrez, a Filipino woman.