Basketball Wives' Evelyn Lozada Slams Wendy Williams

Evelyn Lozada is not happy with Wendy Williams' recent comments toward her and wants the world to know.

Lozada, the 38-year-old entrepreneur who gained popularity on "Basketball Wives", recently gave birth to MLB star Carl Crawford's son. However, talk show host Williams had some less than nice comments to make about the matter.

"And by the way Evelyn, very smart to name the boy Carl Lee Crawford Jr. just to make ol' cash register over here feel well...You should become involved in a lot of charity work and talk to your man about opening you up another Dulcé," Williams said on her talk show. "Except Dulcé Beverly Hills, not Dulcé Miami. That was her shoe store that she had, remember? Then she got involved in all the shenanigans on 'Basketball Wives.'"

The host went on to say, "She let the shoe store fall by the wayside, but there's nothing wrong with a wealthy woman having someplace to go every day Ev. You just go around and check on your workers."

When Lozada caught wind of Williams' comments, she slammed the talk show host in front of over one million Twitter followers.

"You know @WendyWilliams, I never bother anyone. I even bought you a beautiful bouquet of flowers congratulating your broadway debut…," Lozada wrote before speaking about Williams' husband.

"Since u want me 2 open Dulce n LA. Maybe ur man can come 2 that store & purchase shoes 4 another woman like he did @ my Miami store.Oh…BTW…he purchased the Casadei suede over the knee boots triple platform just in case you wanted to know. #DontComeForMe #INeverBotherU. #NowPutThatOnHotTopics."

Lozada has spoken about being in a happy place with her new family recently.

"I was honestly praying for a boy," Lozada told People magazne of her new child earlier this year. "I have wanted to have a son for years."

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