‘S—t Bout to Be Lit’: Joseline Hernandez Fans Eagerly Await the Premiere of Her New Show After Trailer Is Released

The self-proclaimed “Puerto Rican Princess” is back in action and is gearing up for her new reality series.

Former “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star Joseline Hernandez released the trailer for her new show “Joseline’s Cabaret,” and her fans could hardly contain their excitement. She took to Instagram on Monday, Oct. 21, and wrote in her caption, “It’s been three years since I’ve been on TV, but guess what, the Puerto Rican Princess is back! Get ready for my Zeus Original Series #JoselinesCabaret. Coming Soon!

Joseline Hernandez
Joseline Hernandez. @joseline/Instagram

The trailer showed Hernandez’s sexily walking into a gentleman’s club located in Miami, Florida. She’s says, “It’s been three years since I’ve left ‘Love and Hip Hop’ [and] the show ain’t been the same since I been gone… No more Stevie J, I’m doing my own thing.”

She added, “The baddest b–tch is back, and I’m here to stay.”

Joseline Hernandez
Joseline Hernandez. (Photo: @joseline/Instagram)

Her post drummed up over 673,000 views and several comments from fans anticipating her small screen return.

“And the baddest is back 💛 😍I can’t wait!!!!👀 this s–t bout to be lit asf!”

“😍 I’m ready!!!!! ASSSS JOSELINEEEE 😍😍😍😍😍Puerto Rican princess is backkk. She gone bring that fire!”

“She sure wasn’t lying when she said ‘The show hasn’t been the same since I been gone’ 🔥👑 b–ch I missed u”

“I don’t even watch love and hip hop Atlanta no more and congrats boo 👏🏾 I can’t wait to watch!”

According to talk show host Wendy Williams, Hernandez’s reality series will be shown on the subscription video-on-demand network Zeus and will center on her “helping a struggling gentleman’s club.” It’ll also showcase her “music career” and motherhood journey with 2-year-old Bonnie Bella, whom she shares with ex-fiance Stevie J.

Joseline Hernandez
(From left) Lemuel Plummer, Joseline Hernandez and Michael Blackson. (Photo: @joseline/Instagram)

It’s unclear when the show is slated to premiere on the network, but it’s apparently supposed to be coming to television sometime this year.

The 32-year-old mother announced her new project via social media on Oct. 11 and posted an emotional message. She wrote, “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.”

Her companion DJ Balistic Beats apparently played a key role in helping her land the new series/. He congratulated his supposed fiancée and added, “Congratulations babe.”

Checkout the trailer below:

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