Chad 'Ochocinco' Johnson Reacts To Evelyn Lozada Engagement
Evelyn Lozada recently announced that she was engaged to her future child's father , MLB star Carl Crawford, and now her ex-husband Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson is reacting to the news.
Lozada,38, broke things off with Johnson, 36, one month after they married in July 2012. The professional athlete physically assaulted Lozada after an argument ensued about his infidelities. After Lozada announced her engagement to Crawford, the 32-year-old Los Angeles Dodger, one month after revealing that they were expecting a child Ochocinco reacted to the news on Twitter.
"Everybody talking about the ring, (expletive) that did you see her nails tho (SIC)," the former NFL star responded to a fan who questioned what he thought about the matter.
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While Ochocinco's response contained his typical brand of humor, the former NFL star seemed to be more serious when speaking to a fan who questioned him about being single. The athlete admitted that he does not treat women well.
"I haven't done right by 1 woman since birth, relationships aren't for everybody," he tweeted.
However, Lozada has officially put her relationship with Ochocinco to rest. Now, she is speaking about being happy with Crawford and spoke about how she feels about his recent proposal.
"I'm overjoyed and in complete and utter shock!" the 38-year-old told People. "What a different year and a half it has been - I'm truly happy!"
Last February, the reality television star recently opened up to Celebuzz about her desires to let God choose her next husband.
"I still want to be a mother, I still want to have other children, I still want to get married and have a family," Lozada told Celebuzz. "Only this time, instead of me choosing, I'm going to allow God to choose whomever for me."
The reality star and author spoke about what she is looking for in her future husband.
"I just want a good guy. A family man who wants kids," Lozada previously told Celebuzz. "I don't want five kids, but one or twins would be great."
