There is a new diva form the LA Lakers who is said to be joining the cast of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hill, and it’s not Kobe Bryant. Though Bravo has not confirmed a second season, they are looking to add to their cast, with Jeanie Buss is rumored to be the front runner.
Buss is the executive vice president of business operations for the Lakers and the daughter of owner Jerry Buss. To add a jersey chaser twist, Buss is dating Lakers head coach Phil Jackson.
Adrienne Maloof-Nassif is already a fan favorite on the show and is co-owner of the Sacramento Kings.
Guess A-Rod wasn’t ready for his closeup. Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez is said to be outraged he was shown being fed popcorn by his girlfriend and our July Jersey Chaser Cameron Diaz during the Super Bowl.
After Rodriguez was shown being “whipped” by his girlfriend to more than the 111 million people watching the game, the pinstripe slugger went “ballistic” and refused for Fox to show anymore shots of him and Diaz watching the game. Despite the live game with many celebrities in attendance, Rodriguez felt he was set up by the Fox camera crew…. this coming from a guy with a centaur portrait of him hanging in his house.
Jersey Chaser False Alarm: Although Aaron Rodgers led the Green Bay Packers to a Super Bowl victory and took home MVP honors, he and Jessica Szohr are not dating. The couple have been linked together since November, but according to Szohr’s rep, who told GossipCop.com, “They are not dating.” This raises questions as Szohr was spotted at a Milwaukee Bukcs game and in Philadelphia with Rodgers after the Packers beat the Philadelphia Eagles early in the playoffs. Either Rodgers called it quits or Szohr’s publicist is not doing a good job at linking her client to the No.1 bachelor in America. Sorry V looks like it’s back to Lonely Boy. Game on Chasers. XOXO
Would you pay to watch the Super Bowl from these seats because 400 fans did last night. In an attempt to break the World Record, Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys oversold Super Bowl tickets to the mammoth Cowboys Stadium.The ice storm that hit Dallas last week prevented workers from completing the additional temporary seating brought in for the event. 850 fans were affected after their seats were in violation of the fire code. While fans were found replacement seats, 400 people were left no view of the field. The NFL has promised to reimbursed fans by tripling the face value of their tickets, accommodations and tickets to next year’s Super Bowl… but to some the damage has been done.
Green Bay Packers fan Odett Karam, who flew in from California said: “We don’t want that (money). We just want to get into the game. We just want to see the game.”
Even with the 850 angry fans, it was not enough to break the record. Last night’s Super Bowl attendance was103,219, just short of the 1980 Super Bowl record at the Rose Bowl of 103,985.
