O-M-G...Y ELLA???

 EVELYN LOZADA A LATINA ROLE MODEL???

 

VIBE Magazine Cover Girls Evelyn Lozada, Tamar Braxton, Kandi Burruss And Chrissy Lampkin Talk Being Bad (And Good) Girls On TV

VIBE: Star Jones started a petition, lashing out against women and violence on reality TV. What’s your reaction?

Evelyn: [Bursts into laughter] I think she’s going to have to get a whole lot of names. Actually, I like the petition and I like the controversy because I’ve learned controversy is good. But I think she’s irrelevant. And she’s using our coattails to get relevant again. Nobody gives a fawk about her.

VIBE:Evelyn, you’ve practically raised a scholar. Yet, you’re on television screaming that you’d have no problem catching a court case. Do you ever look back at episodes with embarrassment? 

Evelyn: As crazy as it sounds, sometimes I’m glad I have the show because it’s sort of like a mirror. Most people don’t get to see the crazy things that they’ve done. So I’ll see it and go… [Grimaces].

VIBE:Do any of you see yourselves as role models?

Evelyn: As a parent I didn’t raise my daughter to look up to somebody on TV as a role model. I want her to look up to her mother, her family as role models. Also, I have nieces who watch the show and love it. So I’m stuck between a rock and a hard place because I’m being me but now I’m coming to the realization that I can’t do… I wouldn’t want my nine-year-old watching this, but their parents do. So I said to myself recently, “Young girls are watching the show. I really need to check myself.” Before reality TV was what it was, I had full control over my daughter’s television because you never know what they’re showing. Every parent isn’t like that. It’s not for me to judge but we’re talking a lot about sex; sometimes there are hot scenes. I think it’s a little inappropriate, but regardless, I don’t think children should be looking up to reality TV stars as role models. 

I would of love to hear her say "No I am not a Role model"

Please... EVE CHECK YOUR YOURSELF!!!