There is no denying that the Basketball Wives franchise has seen its fair share of drama. And while things always seemed to get worse with every season, Season 9 has seen record lows in viewership. According to The Sun , ratings have taken a major plummet in recent months. And while producers have decided to forgo shooting a reunion special, they are adamant about coming back for Season They feel it's a fan-favorite franchise," a source tells the site.
And while they thought that the drama going on will all be to their gain, it has backfired. The site reports that the ratings have been super low, with the Season 9 premiere bringing in just , viewers.
And in comparison to last season, the premiere brought in , for Season 8. Since then, the ratings have continued to fall. During Season 8, fans watched in horror as O. Chijindu and Evelyn Lozada argued back and forth on the show. More From Our Brands. Robb Report Move Over, Supercars. Expand the sub menu Film. Expand the sub menu TV. Expand the sub menu What To Watch. Expand the sub menu Music. Expand the sub menu Awards. Expand the sub menu Video. Expand the sub menu What to Hear.
In the ninth season, Shaunie O'Neal relocated to Houston, Texas, to be closer to her children, while Malaysia Pargo taught her children about police brutality, according to Variety. A majority of the season dealt with the Black Lives Matter movement and how conversations surrounding this topic could be made between cast members on the show.
It's likely that the 10th season will premiere later this year or early next year on VH1. Over the course of its nine seasons, "Basketball Wives" has seen the coming and going of several different cast members. While Shaunie O'Neal is an executive producer on the show, she will only be returning to the newest season in a limited capacity.
Evelyn Lozada revealed on E! News' Daily Pop that she will not be returning for another season.
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