'Basketball Wives LA' cast news: Tami Roman says Evelyn Lozada has 'beef' with her

It has been a while since Evelyn Lozada has been on "Basketball Wives LA," since she now has her own reality series, but the star made a cameo on the show's recently concluded fourth season, which made fans think that all is well between her and the rest of the cast.

However, Tami Roman said that Evelyn seems to have some ill feelings for her for reasons that she says she doesn't even know about.

"Apparently there was a beef that I didn't know about," Tami said to VH1. "So she's mad at me and I had no idea. So, I would like for her to pick up the phone and call me and let me know what it's all about because I could definitely clarify it for her."

According to Reality Tea, fans seemed to think that there's more to Tami's story as she was unwilling to tell more about the alleged bad blood between her and Evelyn. The website adds that some thought that Tami might just be stirring up drama that isn't really there, as Evelyn now has found success on another network.

One fan commented on VH1, "She's always looking for confrontation…or a new storyline. Why would she call you? She's moved on, she just doesn't like you."

Evelyn is now starring on her own reality show "Livin' Lozada" with her daughter, Shaniece Hairston on Oprah Winfrey's OWN network. In an interview with VH1, Evelyn revealed what made her decide to do a cameo this season, and whether she was open to being on the VH1 reality series for another season.

Evelyn said that Shaunie O'Neal asked her whether she would be open to filming a dinner scene with her, and she said yes. She said that she will always support the network and Shaunie in whatever she does.

"I feel like I wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for VH1 and 'Basketball Wives' so that was a no-brainer for me," Evelyn said. "I just needed to make sure it was just gonna be with Shaunie."

As for doing another season on the show, Evelyn said that she wouldn't rule it out, saying that she loves the fans and that they have been very supportive of her "so I wouldn't say no."

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