Joseline Hernandez’s Man Gets Clowned for Seemingly Putting Up a Front for the ‘Gram: ‘Is He Pretending to Drive?’

Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” alum Joseline Hernandez and her latest post with her new mystery beau spiraled out of control when fans called him out for “stunting.”

Hernandez appears to have moved on from her ex-fiancé Stevie J. and is basking in love with the new man in her life. The pair have ostensibly been flaunting their love all over Miami, hitting up local restaurants and driving together all around the city.

In a recent Instagram post, the 32-year-old mother posted a video of her and her beau driving in a Polaris Slingshot three-wheeled motorcycle, apparently on a Miami strip. She wrote in her caption, “You see me laughing nigga 🖕🏾🖕🏾.”

Joseline Hernandez
Joseline Hernandez and her mystery man. (@joseline/Instagram screenshot)

However, during Hernandez’s recording her boo kept shifting the stick shift, seemingly struggling to move the vehicle out of its place. Fans of the celeb pointed out her man’s grapple with the gears and roasted him.

“Is he pretending to drive 🤣 why ya mans stunting for the gram Jos I thought I was bugging for a minute like they not moving 😂.”

“He needs to calm down a bit. He’s having a Panic Attack with the gears.😂😂. He even accidentally hit her hand, when he put up his “bird”. #whatgearyouin 😂.”

“Wtf gear is he lookin for 47th??😩🤣 all that driving he’s doing and the car aint moving!🤦🤦😂😂 …but ya look cute tho😭😍.”

“He’s doing waayyy to much with that shift gear 🙄🤣 y’all not moving lol 😝.”

The self-proclaimed “Puerto Rican Princess” appears to be happy in her new relationship despite what some fans may think.

The last man Hernandez was rumored to be dating was R&B singer Tory Lanez, who denied having an official relationship with her after she posted an intimate photo of the two of them in September 2018. He claimed to have been intoxicated when she snapped the photo.

“She invited me over there to go swimming one day,” the Canadian-born artist told Hot 97 in November. “It was the first day that I met her. I went over there, we went swimming, it was cool. They was taking some pictures. I’m not going to lie. I was drunk, bro’. She was like ‘You want to take a picture.’ I was like ‘Yeah’ … But that’s Tory, that’s me, I do sh– like that, but I ain’t know to the extent the world was going to take it.”

He added, “Like I said, I don’t have any problem against her, but I only knew shorty for like 10 hours at this point.”

Hernandez has yet to comment on her rumored relationship with Lanez, but she appears to be happy with her so-called “husband.”

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