‘This Is Sexy’: Joseline Hernandez Serve ‘Yummy’ Couple Goals with Her Boo In Must-See Picture

Joseline Hernandez and her boyfriend DJ Balistic Beats left fans smitten this week after flaunting their love all over social media.

It’s safe to say the former “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star and her rumored fiancé Beats are head over heels in love with each other and aren’t shy about the world knowing. Thursday afternoon, Hernandez took to Instagram and posted a photo of herself and Beats on a dinner date together. It’s unclear where the twosome was dining.

In the photo, the couple were both dressed in all black and Hernandez wrapped one hand around her lover’s neck while holding a drink in the other. She captioned her post with a red heart emoji and drummed up more than 30,000 likes.

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Joseline Hernandez and DJ Ballistics. @joseline/Instagram

“This dont say s–t let’s take a picture 😘 this is so damn sexy. Black finest @ it’s best 🔥”

“I’m done you two are sOOO000000000000 God damn motherf–king sexy 🖤 loving this tan on y’all🖤🦋🙏🏿”

“Both of them look yummy 😍and glowing. He fits you…y’all look damn good together ❗️👍🏾😘 go head Joseline I ain’t mad”

“Puerto Rican Princess and her Prince!!!!❤️ You 👏🏾 look so f-ckin GEWD BIIIHHH! I can tell you’re genuinely happy”

Hernandez and Beats publicly announced their relationship in April and have seemingly been inseparable since. The pair are allegedly engaged and both have been photographed wearing wedding bands on their left ring fingers. Balistic seemingly confirmed their engagement in a recent post where Hernandez called herself his “fiancé.”

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(From left) DJ Balistic Beats, Joseline Hernandez, Faith Evans, 2-year-old Bonnie Bella and Stevie J. (Photo: @joseline/Instagram)

The 32-year-old mother last was rumored to be dating R&B singer Tory Lanez, who denied having an official relationship with her after she posted an intimate photo of the two of them together in September 2018.

As for her and Stevie J., her ex-fiancé and the father of her 2-year-old daughter Bonnie Bella, they’ve made amends and reconciled their co-parenting relationship after going without speaking for a year. The pair recently slugged it out in a bitter custody battle, but now they both confirm they share joint custody of their daughter.

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