Fans Praise Former ‘LHHATL’ Star Joseline Hernandez For Posting Adorable Video of Daughter Learning Spanish

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Former “Love and Hip Hop Atlanta” breakout star Joseline Hernandez posted a video teaching her adorable baby girl Bonnie Bella how to speak Spanish.

The “Run Me My Money” rapper took to Instagram to debut the video of her and Bella listening to a Spanish television program for children. The reality star wrote, “Yo y Bonnie’Bella todo los días 😂” which translates in English “Me and Bonnie Bella everyday.”

The Internet praised Hernandez for being a “great” mother and teaching her daughter to become bilingual.

One person commented, “This is so awesome [Joseline] so amazing you’re teaching your daughter how to speak Spanish! This will only benefit her!! Such a good mommy 💞.”

Another fan said, “I love that she is speaking Spanish as her first language❤ yasss little diva.”

A third social media user wrote, “That’s right make sure she understands both languages Spanish first then English because children learn from early age bilingual is a plus.”

One more added, “Love that she keeping her culture alive in her child 😍 most parents forget to do it but my grandma never played about us knowing our Spanish😂 beautiful language to carry on.”

The reality star gave birth to her daughter Bella in December 2016 and shares joint custody with her former fiancé and talent manager Stevie J despite their nasty custody battle in April 2017. The couple has been on-and-off in their relationship for years now and split again earlier last year. The duo seemed to have made amends until Hernandez accused the music producer of liking men three weeks ago.

The reality star is preparing for her reality show on We TV “Joseline Takes Miami.” The show will debut her single motherhood with little Bonnie Bella while balancing her music career. Hernandez quits “LHHATL” after starring on seven seasons of the VH1 show.

 

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