Joseline Hernandez Dishes on Stevie J’s New Marriage and Beef with Nikki Minaj on Her New Reality Show

Joseline Hernandez shared a series of videos and photos promoting her upcoming reality show and fans can hardly contain themselves.

The “Puerto Rican Princess” has been off the air for months after ditching “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” in 2017. However, she’s set to star in her new reality show “Joseline Takes Miami” and plans on spilling the tea about it on We TV Thursday night.

Joseline Hernandez

(photo credit: Joseline’s Instagram)

The star will also address her beef with Cardi B., Nicki Minaj and discuss Stevie J.’s and Faith Evans marriage according to Bossip.

Hernandez shared a video of her grand entrance of strolling on a boat and making her way towards her Miami mansion. She wrote, “Tomorrow night I’m back on your tv! With my new family @wetv Kicking it with @bossipofficial 10 pm Thursday night! Welcome to my home!” She added, “Wuz good. … Money time Face time. … Watch me and all my greatness tomorrow night! @bossipofficial 10 pm!”

Fans could hardly contain themselves and are stocked that Hernandez will be back on reality television.

“You gone make me get cable so I can watch you! These h**s can stop asking when you’ll be back on TV! Watch,” one fan commented.

“Hurrrayy!!!🤩🤩🤩finally!!🙌 The DVR is set. Can’t wait….she @joseline winning,” another person said.

“Fucking bout time. I can’t wait 😊 the mudafuckin Puerto Rican princess is back in full effect!”

“The come up is real stay humble and ask God to help you in all your lifes journey i am happy for you gurl 😚.”

“Which channnel you be on joseline? Am a big fan of you can’t wait to watch the show yay she back.”

One of the star’s Instagram followers added, “Congrats!! 🎉 Puerto Rican Princess!! 👸🏾 she back on 📺 yes!!! I’ll definitely hit the record so I can watch it first thing Friday Morning!”

Hernandez’s reality show will focus on her being a single mother while raising her daughter Bonnie Bella. It’ll also be centered around her music career.

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