Joseline Hernandez Flaunts New Home While Gearing Up to Return to Reality TV

Joseline Hernandez flaunted her new house on Instagram as she prepares for her upcoming reality show.

The former “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star is clearly gearing up for her new project “Joseline Takes Miami” and gave fans a small glimpse of her brand new home. Hernandez took to her Instagram Live Story on Monday and shared videos of her “casa nueva.”

Joseline Hernandez

(photo credit: Joseline Instagram)

Hernandez filmed the road trip with daughter Bonnie Bella in tow. She added, “On my way to the new crib… I’m so excited.” She also showcased her housewarming gifts which were bottles of champagne.

The reality star also thanked We TV and wrote, “Excited to share my next 4 years with you all @wetv.”

Hernandez’s new spin-off show will focus on living as a single mother and raising her two-year-old daughter. The show will also shine a light on the celeb’s new music with a “talented array of Latin artists.” It’s being produced by “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Carlos King and set to premiere in the Fall.

In the meantime, Hernandez has been getting in shape for her new reality show and fans are all for it.

“Your doing your thang girl,” one person commented on the star’s page.

Another added, “This is what happens when you let go of all the toxic people @joseline you are shining 🌟.”

“You look so happy and at peace here … nothing but blessing and great things to come.”

“Just good to see you have moved away from the toxic energy that wanted to own you(Stevie)(LHHATL). And now you are free to show the world a better you. Great energy brings great opportunities with positive influences.”

“Keep doing u 👸🏽! Lookn great!”

One fan told Hernandez, “I hope all your effort for this is met with all the success. You’re doing amazing things ❤.”

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