A Manhattan judged ruled in Liza Morales' favor.
The former Los Angeles Laker said Morales would do "anything for clout" after she filed a lawsuit against him for back child support.
"Basketball Wives" star Liza Morales opened up about falling into depression following the death of her infant son, Jayden, who died of sudden infant death syndrome at six months old and learning to love ex Lamar Odom from a distance.
"That was very difficult. Around that time I was dealing with depression and then I get a text message from him and the text message was like, 'I'm getting married.'"
You won't catch Liza Morales draped in head-to-toe designer fashions. She won't even wear too many colors, as she joked that being from New York, she's happiest in all black. So when it came to trying to keep up with her co-stars after joining Basketball Wives, she simply wasn't interested.
People want to know if they will see an acknowledgment of the colorism many of the cast were accused of perpetuating towards OG. From the sounds of Shaunie O'Neal's response, OG will be on her own with that.
Liza Morales is reportedly one of three new cast members, and will join executive producer Shaunie O'Neal, vets Evelyn Lozada, Jennifer Williams, Jackie Christie, Malaysia Pargo, Kristen Scott and Ogom "OG" Chijindu for the newest season, which will take place in a NBA-esque "bubble."
Raise your hand if your gut tells you that the very famous exes of the ladies had something to do with this.
Of course not everyone was really a wife.