Joseline Hernandez Posts Hot Pic with Tory Lanez, Fans Only See Lame Attempt to Make Stevie J. Jealous

Joseline Hernandez‘s risqué photo with singer Tory Lanez sent the Internet into a tizzy Sunday evening.

Hernandez’s most recent social media posts had fans speculating on whether she had a new man in her life. The “Puerto Rican Princess”‘s picture with Lanez sparked all sorts of romance rumors and claims that she was trying to make her ex-fiancé Stevie J. jealous.

Joseline Hernandez

(photo credit: Joseline Instagram)

The “Keep In Touch” artist was photographed cupping Hernandez’s bare breasts with his hands as she sat between his legs. Lanez grinned from ear to ear while a half-naked Hernandez sat by the poolside. The 31-year-old captioned the racy image, “Lil pool thang! @torylanez!”

Fans questioned Hernandez’s relationship with the singer and said, “Stevie don’t want you anymore.”

“See thats why Stevie left your ass alone,” one person commented.

“Whoever thinks Stevie is gonna be mad or jealous is delusional and young minded this is definitely nothing u wife… Stevie have the prize,” another fan added.

“Stevie done moved on sis, let it go with tryna piss him of, apparently he’s occupied .. Just ask Mona Scott for ur job back smh.”

“Anything to try to make Steebie mad huh sis? Pathetic.”

“Stevie not mad he married Faith he moved unlike Jos he’s a husband father / family man it’s a good look all the way around for him,” said an Instagram user.

Hernandez and the “Danger Zone” music producer called it quits in December 2016, just a few days before the Latin star gave birth to their daughter Bonnie Bella. The mother of one said she and Stevie no longer speak to one another and that he owes child support for eight months. She also claimed that the “Hitman” hasn’t seen their 1-year-old in five months.

Hernandez added, “Everyone knows that my baby daddy denied my daughter. A person that denies a 99.9% bloodline, how dare you believe them!”

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