Fans Trash Joseline for Seemingly Trying to ‘Tempt’ Stevie J with Recent Video

Reality star Joseline Hernandez flaunted her new dress in an Instagram video and the Internet bashed her for trying to reel producer Stevie J. back in.

“The Puerto Rican Princess” was sporting an orange and Black “Pretty Little Things” maxi dress with revealing splits on the side. The former “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” celeb struck several poses in a bathroom mirror and captioned the first video, “Hi hoe.” She also added, “Last night sneaking around 🤧.”

Joseline Hernandez

(photo credit: Joseline’s Instagram)

Fans blasted Hernandez of “hurting” and still desiring for Stevie J.

“Those stupid poses are horrible homegirl. Hang it up, Steebie moved on,” one Instagram user commented.

Another person wrote, “Stevie moved on huh? I know you feel bad but you didn’t care about another woman feelings.”

“She is classless and she act like she not upset about Stevie but trust me she felt that pain and yes he moved on to a classier female,” one fan wrote.

Hernandez and Stevie J. were off and on for years. The two met while the Latin artist was a stripper in Atlanta and began dating while the music producer was with MiMi Faust.

However, many fans noticed the toxic relationship between Hernandez and Stevie J. and the couple soon called it quits in 2016. They share their daughter one-year-old Bonnie Bella.

Many fans believe the “Puerto Rican Princess” is still bitter because of her outburst after Stevie J. and Faith Evans’ online wedding announcement in Jult. Hernandez had a lot to say about the couple and even posted screenshots of the “Hitman” asking her to marry him a month before walking down the aisle with Evans. The “LHHATL” star wrote, “When they come for you always go to them… Plus pay me my child support bum.”

Nevertheless, Hernandez says she is still living her best life and will appear in her upcoming reality show on We Tv,” Joseline Takes Miami.”

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