Joseline Hernandez Fans Happy She’s Moved on From Stevie J. as She Flaunts New Boo

“Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star Joseline Hernandez appears to be over her ex-fiancé Stevie J. for good.

The television personality apparently has a new man in her life, and she’s been flaunting her new love all over social media. Over the weekend, Hernandez took to her Instagram and posted a video of her and her new boo, who is thought to be known as DJ Ballistic Beats, at dinner together. In the video, she sipped a glass of wine while urging her new love interest to say hi to her fans.

“Come here bae, say hi to the girls,” Hernandez told her man, who hesitantly threw up the peace sign at the camera.

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Joseline Hernandez and Mystery Man. @joseline/Instagram

The celeb added in her caption the hashtag, “#LoversAndFriends.”

Fans of the self-proclaimed “Puerto Rican Princess” claimed they were happy to see her move on from her ex-fiancé Stevie J. to her new beau.

“@joseline that’s you? He’s fine. Happy to see you happy you deserved better than Stebie! Can’t wait for your show 😘😍.”

“I’m so happy for you boo 😘 he way better looking than what’s his name.”

“Yes, he’s better looking than Stevie J😂👍❤️ happy to see you moved on.”

“Joseline you look so much lighter in spirit…since you’re not with Stevie . You look amazing…and you have a Glow! I’m Happy for you and Bella😘.”

“You look so happy and beautiful. So proud of you Joseline glad you leveled up from Stebie 😍🧡🔥. Wishing you and Bonnie abundant Blessings! Love ya!”

It’s unclear how long Hernandez and her new boo have been dating, but it seems the couple are happy together.

As far as Stevie J. goes, the pair are still at each other’s necks. They were off and on for years before officially calling it quits a few months before she gave birth to their daughter Bonnie Bella in December 2016.

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Stevie J. and Joseline Hernandez attend the 2015 BET Awards on June 28, 2015, in Los Angeles. (Photo: Prince Williams/FilmMagic)

Over the past several months, Hernandez has claimed Stevie has been a neglectful father to their 2-year-old daughter. A few weeks ago, she claimed Stevie hadn’t seen the toddler in over a year and that his wife, singer Faith Evans, was the one paying his child support.

Stevie has yet to address Hernandez’s claims of his not being present in their daughter’s life, and the two apparently aren’t in contact.

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