Joseline Hernandez Switches Up Her Look and Fans Go Crazy

Reality TV star Joseline Hernandez sported a new hairdo and fans are head over heels with the “blonde bombshell.”

The celeb shared a video with Instagram users and captioned it, “Gm morning to all my hoes 👍.” In the recording Hernandez debuted her new platinum blonde wavy tresses to pulled over to her left side. She paired her look with a minimal face of makeup and a nude lip.

Joseline Hernandez

(photo credit: Joseline’s Instagram)

“What’s good ladies, I’m just checking in. … I hope you’re having an amazing day and you getting that m*****f**king money.”

Fans were in love with Hernandez’s new edgy look and said she was an “entire mood.”

“Good morning bihhhhh 😍Girl u looking popping loving that blonde chica,” one fan wrote.

“Omg Joseline……love love love this look! U look so good on blonde. Yes ma’am on the clock now . Love you baddest puta,” another added.

“Looking 😍 beautiful with that blonde hair #teamblonde #blondeshavemorefun.”

“Wats up girl! It’s all good! Looking like Barbie! U really look good Jos! Blonde look good on you. I love you ms Joseline,”

“Joseline wear blond hair she looks so pretty please wear this color more I love it on u,  that hair is amazing on u girl. Love it 😍.”

One of Hernandez’s Instagram followers added, “I’m just checking in 😂 Iktr well heyy Blonde Bombshell 🇵🇷👑 Giving me Halle Berry Baps vibe looking gorgeous badddest boosh.”

The former “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star plans on making her way back to television later this year with her new We TV reality show, “Joseline Takes Miami.” She recently debuted her new Florida home and thanked the television network.

Hernandez wrote, “On my way to the new crib… I’m so excited. … Excited to share my next 4 years with you all @wetv.”

The star’s new show will focus on being a single parent and her music career.

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