Joseline Hernandez Slammed for Labeling Herself As a ‘Mistress’ In New Image

Social media is dragging former “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” actress Joseline Hernandez for seemingly preying on married men.

The 31-year-old took to her Instagram account on Wednesday, Jan. 18 and re-shared a photo of herself from Keyshia Ka’Oir‘s lavish birthday party last week. In the image, Hernandez donned a string black string bikini top with a sequin-printed kimono.

She wrote in the caption of the photo, “The perfect mistress❤️.”

Joseline Hernandez

photo courtesy @joseline

Many fans were confused as to why Hernandez would allude to herself having an extramarital sexual relationship with a married man. Several of her supporters took offense to her “disrespectful” caption.

“🗣That’s wrong Joseline,” one fan wrote. “And disrespectful asf! Have more respect for yourself…plus you are a mother of a beautiful daughter!!”

Another added, “Wow you a proud side chick smh. That’s nothing good to boast about, why don’t you feel you deserve something better for yourself for your beautiful daughter? Stop being a hoe hunni.”

One fan felt Hernandez was implying that she was having an affair with her ex-fiancé Stevie J. 

“Are you and Stebie still messing around J? Stevie can’t be that stupid especially him knowing how you roll always trying to prove a point. Faith better watch her man 🤦🏾‍♀️,” another person commented.

One fan defended Hernandez for “doing nothing wrong” while also commending her for “living her best life.”

Unfortunately, during season 1 of “LHHATL” the 31-year-old caught a bad reputation as a “home-wrecker” after she was busted for having an affair with Stevie while he was in a relationship with his long-time ex-girlfriend Mimi Faust.

Hernandez also accused of messing around with Stevie after he married R&B singer Faith Evans in July 2018. The “Puerto Rican Princess” accused the father of her 2-year-old daughter of asking her to marry him just a month before he tied the knot with Evans.

Hernandez and Stevie were engaged in the past and officially ended their relationship in 2016. The pair share custody of their daughter although Hernandez has primary physical custody.

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