‘She’s Back!’: Joseline Hernandez Fans Lose Their Minds After She Teases New Project

It looks like Joseline Hernandez may be reappearing on the small screen sooner than fans thought.

The former “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star announced this week that she’s headed over to Zeus Network, seemingly for her own reality television show. In a video posted to her Instagram page on Friday morning, Hernandez met up with Zeus President/CEO Lemuel Plummer to announce the good news. With a check in her hand, she turned to the camera and said, “This is my first Zeus network check y’all, so it’s a lot of money in here but you’re gonna get a great f–king project.”

She continued, “Shoutout to ‘Joseline’s Cabaret’ on Zeus Network.”

Joseline Hernandez
Joseline Hernandez. @joseline/Instagram

Hernandez’s boyfriend DJ Balistic Beats also applauded his girlfriend in the video, saying, “Congratulations babe.”

The 32-year-old mother, wrote an emotional message on Instagram to her three million followers and expressed her excitement about her new reality show.

“So is finally done!” she exclaimed. “After 2 years of pain,lost,work and tears!!!!! (A very Special Man always believed in me and for that I’m very thankful and very sensitive about him) … I’m so HAPPY I CANT STOP SHAKING My heart cries #Joselinescabaret will be an experience.”

Plummer also announced the news on his personal page with a photo of himself and the reality TV star. He wrote, “Chopping it up with my girl @joseline about her new @thezeusnetwork original series!! About to be 🔥🔥🔥⚡️⚡️⚡️ Let’s Gooo!!”

Joseline Hernandez
Lemuel Plummer and Joseline Hernandez. (Photo: @lemeulplummer/Instagram)

Zeus is a subscription video-on-demand network which also works with television personality Blac Chyna and comedian Michael Blackson.

“Joseline’s Cabaret” is set to take place in Miami, Florida, according to All Hip Hop. It’s unclear when the show is slated to air, but it’s apparently supposed to be coming to television sometime this year.

Fans showered the star with a slew of congratulatory messages.

“She’s back! Congratulations Joseline!!! So happy for you! Get it girl! Can’t wait to give you a big hug in LA!!! 🎉🤗”

“I’m here for any show ur in ur funny as f–k and u deserve this girl. I’m definitely watching! Congrats”

“Congratulations Joseline, you deserve every blessing that you’ve been granted from Bella, your career, and that wonderful man. 💯❤️SHOWTIME”

Hernandez, who got her first big break on “LHHATL” in 2012, was reportedly set to feature on her own We TV reality series “Joseline Takes Miami.” The show was supposed to debut toward the end of 2018, but it never happened. No specifics were given as to why the show was allegedly postponed or when the show would make the air.

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