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Stevie J Questions Joseline's Pregnancy In Sneak Peak

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UPDATE-Stevie J and Joseline Hernandez are quickly becoming the most talked about duo on Love & Hip Hop Atlanta with their soap opera style antics. Joseline for one is basking in the limelight and she isn’t concerned with playing coy after revealing her pregnancy with Stevie J on Monday’s episode of Love & Hip Hop – she’s showing off their relationship on Twitter. Despite repeatedly denying they were intimate, Monday’s episode closed with a positive pregnancy test from Joseline. After the episode aired Mimi revealed her relationship with Stevie is over,

“I would love to keep my family together, but at this point I don’t see that happening. So, I’m willing to just let this do what it do.”

Under the photos posted on Twitter Joseline added,

“U just ain’t strong enough. U ain’t built for this u brake in half too fast u bag ladies. I stick it n pimp it then leave it”

Joseline continues with her incoherent tweets,

“Hold on to your seats enjoy the ride watch me make History and all u lames u ain’t bout this! This here is for real Trilla,gutta,sexy biatch”

Looks like Love & Hip Hop and Joseline has helped Mimi make a decision that was long over due.

On next Monday’s episode Stevie J isn’t convinced Joseline’s pregnancy was his doing. Based on the picture above – the issue was settled.

Watch the sneak peak:

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