DALLAS - this magic basketball season concludes, Dallas Mavericks before Shawn Marion will draw TV reality pilot he has been in the works for a year, called, "the Ladies of my life", in the hope of turning it into a series.
If the Mavs Win Wednesday night against the Thunder, a trip to the NBA Finals will be out of the project for some time.
The show, for the first time by TMZ, will not be some outrageous look at NBA dating scene. Yes, the charismatic, Marion 6-foot-7 is a Bachelor's degree Be Happy and more than a little of a fashionista, from her collection of shoes Gucci eyewear designer - without a prescription, of course. The ladies' man will involve some dating to spice up the show, but the ladies who will share the star of the show are those best Marion: his mother, Elaine; his twin sister, Shawnett; and her two younger sisters.
"It will take care of me and how I have especially all the ladies in my life," Marion said Wednesday before the team morning shootaround. "I am single-mother raised and I all the sisters and I have a single-mother Foundation, then it is all that".
Marion was reluctant to speak more in detail about the show because, he said, to focus on defending them Thunder star Kevin Durant and advance to the NBA Finals first of his 12 year career.
At least one teammate said that Marion is a reality of can't miss television personality.
"It really is reality-comedy every day in the locker room," guard MAV said Jason Terry. "We always tell him he needs to get his own show.".
Marion cousin and personal assistant, Craig Carter and Plano publicist Marion Danika Berry, another near ladies of Marion, manage the details.
The premise of the show brings together Marion with her mom, who lives in Las Vegas, where Marion attended UNLV, and her sisters, two live in Vegas and the other in Maryland under one roof - Manor of 14,000 square feet of Marion in Dallas.
"They will stay with him for a few months and drive him crazy as when they all lived together", said Carter. "It is really of her mother and sisters and what influence they are to him and how he has essentially takes care of his family."
Carter said a couple of cable networks is interested in the show, but there was no agreement in place.
"We will see how the pilot goes," said Carter. "It is not a real series yet."
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