Joseline Hernandez’s Conversation with Daughter Bonnie Bella In Spanish is ‘Adorable’

Former “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” reality star Joseline Hernandez posted an adorable video of her daughter Bonnie Bella responding to her in Spanish.

The “Puerto Rican Princess” asked her one-year-old a series of questions in her native language and Bella replied back to every single one of them.

Fans applauded Hernandez for teaching her daughter a secondary language at such a young age and gushed over little Bonnie Bella’s adorableness.

One of Hernandez fans commented on Instagram, “Idk whats being said or whatever but this is adorable af.”

Another person added, “That’s so great that your teaching her Spanish I love that.”

“Cuteness Overload 🤗.”

“Aww she speaks Spanish 💕.”

One fan wrote, “She’s so darn adorable Joseline GREAT JOB SHES JUST AS BEAUTIFUL AS YOU 😍.”

The Puerto Rico native has been teaching her daughter Spanish for months now and shared several videos of Bella learning her numbers and letters.

Hernandez welcomed her one-year-old in December of 2016 with ex-boyfriend Stevie J. The former “Love and Hip Hop” couple were off and on for years and originally met when the Latin artist was a stripper in Atlanta. They were having an affair when Stevie J. was in a long-term relationship with ex-girlfriend MiMi Faust.

However, Stevie J. and Hernandez split in 2016 after the music producer questioned if he was the father of Bonnie Bella. The two engulfed into a heated custody battle and finally came to an agreement in May. Stevie J. was ordered to pay the star $1,000 a month. They both share joint custody of Bella.

Hernandez announced that she and her daughter will be heading over to We TV for their new reality show “Joseline Takes Miami.” The show will follow the reality star’s journey as a single mother in South Beach. She’s shared several videos and photos of she and Bella preparing for filming. The show is set to air later on in the year.

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