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Shaunie Henderson Ends Basketball Wives Franchise
30 Jan
Summary
- Creator Shaunie Henderson announced the end of Basketball Wives.
- The franchise, launched in 2010, is described as a cultural movement.
- Henderson is developing new projects focused on women in media.

Shaunie Henderson has announced the conclusion of the widely recognized reality television franchise, Basketball Wives. Henderson, who launched the show in 2010, stated that the series represented a significant part of her career and evolved into a cultural movement that provided opportunities and amplified voices. She expressed gratitude to VH1, BET, and the production teams for their partnership over the years.
Henderson emphasized that this decision reflects growth and the need to transition to new endeavors. She is actively developing fresh projects aimed at creating meaningful opportunities for women within the media and business sectors. While the Basketball Wives journey is concluding, Henderson views it as a foundation for her future work and leadership in creative expansion. Draya Michele, an alum of the show, humorously suggested a filmed farewell dinner, offering to co-executive produce. Henderson created the franchise in the same year her divorce from Shaquille O'Neal was finalized after seven years of marriage. She later married pastor Keion Henderson in 2022.