March Madness wreck your bracket? BuzzBallz is giving away $20 to 1,000 fans to grab their favorite cocktails and drink away the pain.

BuzzBallz founder and CEO Merrilee Kick, a Texas Woman’s University alumna, has donated a record-breaking $30 million to support TWU’s College of Business.

In ‘BuzzBallz Land’, you can harvest juicy, round BuzzBallz directly from the tree, and even soak in a giant tub of hit-flavor Lotta Colada.

If Texas Woman's University Regents could have toasted the record-breaking gift it has gotten from an alumna, they might have "clinked" a round of brightly-colored plastic BuzzBallz.

Brand partnered with the Chicago Bulls' Lonzo Ball to promote vessels that can hold up to 17 regular-sized single-serving BuzzBalls.

A user on TikTok has alleged that they received a BuzzBallz drink that had a hair in it. What’s worse—viewers think it may actually be a Horsehair worm.

After selling her ready-to-drink cocktail company BuzzBallz to Sazerac, Merrilee Kick, who earned her MBA from Texas Woman’s University, has gifted $30 million to her alma mater.

In the ads, Fox plays the manager of BuzzBallz Land, where the ready-made drinks grow on trees.

The founder of BuzzBallz, the Carrollton-based company that produces spherical cocktails to go, has purchased a Plano home for a record-breaking $15.9 million.