Fans Savagely Roast Joseline Hernandez After She Shades Kelly Rowland, ‘You Tried It!’

Joseline Hernandez has been shading people from left to right over the past few weeks, and her most recent target was singer Kelly Rowland.

An Instagram platform posted a photo of Rowland and makeup designer Keyshia Ka’Oir in a fashion battle. The platform asked fans which of the two ladies looked better wearing the “Original Gucci G Canvas Over-the-Knee Boot.” Hernandez chimed in under the “Shade Room’s” comment section and wrote, “Of course Kior. Who is the other lady?”

Joseline Hernandez

(photo credit: L; Joseline’s Instagram/ R; Kelly’s Instagram)

Several fans were taken aback by Hernandez’s shady comment and began flaming the “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star for acting clueless about Rowland’s existence in the music industry.

One fan wrote, “How can joseline try to shade somebody when her music is not even good enough for spinrilla 🤣.”

Another person said, “@joseline Alexa play You gets no love – Faith Evans.”

“I kept asking myself who tf is that @joseline who th could she b to not know Kelly bruh I literally had to go on her page for the very first time just to see what she does and who she is 🤦🏽‍♀️irrelevant.”

Joseline Hernandez

“Damn @joseline you must need your eyes checked, cuz you can’t possibly be that stupid!!! Or maybe you are 😂.”

“You need to sit down somewhere.. u know what matter of fact go sit in the corner facing it lol. Did she really try it yall??????? She must need some media attention. Checks running low.”

One fan said, “At least we can name kelly rowland’s songs 🤷🏾‍♀️… we still waiting for your music to make it out the studio.”

Hernandez responded back to critics and wrote, “Put the gun away! My bad. WTH ya’ll in Labor Day. I simply didn’t recognize her! I know Beyonce doe.”

The former “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star is gearing up for her new reality show on WE tv.

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