‘It’s About the Kids’: Stevie J. Shares Adorable Photo With Youngest Daughters Eva and Bonnie Bella

Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star Stevie J. shared a precious photo of himself and his daughters Eva Giselle and Bonnie Bella Hernandez for the first time in over a year.

It’s no secret the “Hitman” producer and ex-fiancé Joseline Hernandez, the mother of Bonnie Bella, have been in a custody battle the past few months. Stevie claimed the 32-year-old mother refused to let him see their daughter when he’d travel to Miami, Florida to visit.

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Stevie J., Bonnie Bella Hernandez (center) and Eva Giselle Jordan. (Photo: @hitmansteviej_1/Instagram)

Well, it seems either the court system ruled in the father of six’s favor or he and Hernandez came to an amicable decision, because he was spotted finally spending time with his 2-year-old daughter.

Stevie J. took to Instagram Tuesday afternoon and posted a photo of his youngest daughters spending quality time with each other. Capturing the sweet sibling moment, the “Good Guy” father explained in his caption that he and Eva, 9, whom he shares with ex-girlfriend Mimi Faust, woke up around 6 a.m. to drive nearly an hour to Miami to pick up baby Bonnie and take her to school. They apparently were staying on the outskirts of “Magic City.”

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Eva Giselle Jordan and Bonnie Bella Hernandez. @hitmansteviej_1/Instagram

He added that he was more than grateful to capture the precious moments of his daughters together, writing, “1st photo in over a year for these girls and I’m grateful to God they had a chance to share this precious moment. #DaJordans #EvaAndBonnie.”

His post received over 120,000 likes and 2,200 comments.

“This is what I’m talking about! It’s all about the kids at the end of the day. Many blessings straight up 💯 🙏”

“I’m honestly and wholeheartedly happy to see beautiful Bonnie Bella with you 🙌🏾❤️ Can’t believe everything we see on TV. We know you love your kids Stevie J. This is awesome!!!! beautiful Princesses.”

“This is so precious kudos to Joseline and Mimi! They deserve to know and love one another despite grown up issues. They’re innocent and they’re your daughters. ❤️”

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(Left) Bonnie Bella and Joseline, (right picture, from left) Faith Evans, Stevie J., Savannah Jordan, and Steven Jordan Jr. (Photos: @joseline/Instagram, hitmansteviej_1/Instagram)

Stevie J. and Hernandez reportedly appeared in court Wednesday, July 24, after the former “Bad Boy” Entertainment employee accused his ex-fiancée of violating their original parental agreement in 2018. Details of their court hearing have yet to be revealed, but according to an Instagram video posted by Stevie that same day, he was on his way to Miami to see baby Bonnie.

“Court, man,” Stevie said after apparently leaving the courthouse. “We heading to Miami man. We gone see Bon Bon. … Victorious!”

Hernandez hasn’t posted anything about her and Stevie’s custody battle or his visit with their daughter.

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