Vanessa Lopez: Shaquille O’Neal Mistress Shares Embarrassing Bedroom Details

Vanessa Lopez shared embarrassing details about Shaquille O’Neal in a court deposition a few years back, and now the intimate bedroom secrets from the former NBA player’s mistress are coming out.

In 2010, Lopez sued O’Neal claiming racketeering, invasion of privacy, and intentional infliction of emotional distress. She claimed that the two had a relationship that stretched five years, but once Lopez told Shaq she was pregnant he turned, calling on his “henchmen” and two sisters to harass and threaten her.

Vanessa Lopez then filed a lawsuit, also calling technology expert Shawn Darling who once claimed to have more than 30 emails from Shaq proving that he was hacking and spoofing the phones of former mistresses. Darling actually brought his own suit against O’Neal, saying the former NBA great was trying to set him up for possession of child pornography.

Vanessa’s lawsuit never went anywhere, and after Shaq filed a restraining order against Lopez in 2013 Vanessa’s own lawyer, Gloria Allred, filed paperwork to withdraw from the suit. According to paperwork obtained by RadarOnline, Allred felt that Lopez was involved in fraudulent or criminal behavior.

But though nothing came of the suit, the embarrassing bedroom details.

From MediaTakeOut:

When asked about whether Shaq had any sexual hang-ups, [Vanessa] said: “He would often put his hands over his private area and say “I know it’s small.” Don’t laugh. And he was just a little embarrassed about that.”

The lawyer then inquired about any of Shaq’s freaky sexual habits to which Vanessa replied, “When he would call and want to get together, I was reluctant to see him when I had my period…. And [Shaq] would say “I don’t care.” And when we would see each other, he had, like a fetish that he’d just like to give me oral sex during my period.”

Of course, there was nothing to verify the claims that former mistress Vanessa Lopez made about Shaquille O’Neal, and given her own lawyer’s thoughts about the case there is good reason to doubt anything involved in the lawsuit, but the story has been popular nonetheless.