Once Shawn Marion's postseason run with the Dallas Mavericks is complete, the 33-year-old will shift his focus to television and shoot a reality televison pilot, "The Ladies of My Life," according to ESPN.com.
Although reluctant to give too much detail concerning the show because of his focus on advancing past Kevin Durant and the Oklahoma City Thunder, Marion shared information on the premise of the show.
The show, which has been in the works for more than a year, will feature Marion, his mother, Elaine, his twin sister, Shawnett, and his two younger sisters.
"It's going to deal with me and how I have mostly all ladies in my life," Marion told ESPN.com.
If the potential reality show needs to be put on hold, the Mavericks forward will not complain because it would mean that Dallas will be in the NBA Finals for the first time since 2006.
Raised by Elaine, a single mother, Marion wants to show how influential his family has been in his career. Marion and his family will live under one roof — covering 14,000 square feet to be exact — in his Dallas mansion.
Along with family fun, the show will feature some dating with the ladies man, although Marion wants the focus to remain on the most important ladies in his life.
Although no deal has been agreed upon yet for a full season, there are a couple cable networks that have shown interest barring the success of the pilot.
