6 of Stevie J.’s Hottest and Most Shocking Romances

Television personality and music producer Stevie J. is quite known for being a ladies man and has had his fair share of romances. Some of the women you may know about, and others may come as a shock. Here are six women Stevie J.’s dated over the past couple of decades.

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Stevie J. and Alexandrea Martin. (Photo: @talkingpretty/Instagram)

Alexandrea “Alex” Martin

The former “Bad Boy Entertainment” producer dated Alexandrea Martin, daughter of actress Whoopi Goldberg, for six years. The couple apparently got engaged in 2007 and called it quits shortly afterward. It’s unknown why they split.

Stevie J and Eve during Celebrating Teen People Week on Hollywood Squares at Tribecca Grand Hotel in New York. (Photo by Ron Galella/Ron Galella Collection via Getty Images)

Eve

The “A Minute” singer dated rapper-turned-actress Eve from 1997 to 2003. The “Ruff Ryder” lyricist even made a song supposedly dedicated to Stevie J. titled “Got a Man.”

The pair split up due to Stevie cheating on Eve with several women, according to the rap diva herself.

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Stevie J. and Traci Steele. (Photo: @hitmansteviej_1, @tracisteele/Instagram)

DJ Traci Steele

Stevie secretly dated his former “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” co-star DJ Traci Steele of Atlanta. He apparently let the cat out of the bag last April when he labeled her a one-night stand during an interview with V-103 host Big Tigger.

Steele clapped back at the “Good Guy” and claimed they were in a long-term relationship and broke up because he allegedly impregnated a 20-year-old girl. She even exposed him in her book “30 Day Man Cleanse.”

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Mimi Faust and Stevie J. attend the VH1 “Love and Hip Hop Atlanta” premiere party at Frank Ski’s restaurant on June 13, 2012, in Atlanta. (Photo: Prince Williams/FilmMagic)

Mimi Faust

The father of six dated “LHHATL” actress Mimi Faust off and on for 13 years. They, however, called it quits after he cheated on her with their then-co-star Joseline Hernandez.

Faust and Stevie share 9-year-old daughter Eva Giselle Jordan together.

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Joseline Hernandez and Stevie J. at the Atlanta premiere of We TV’s “Growing Up Hip Hop” at SCADshow on Jan. 5, 2016, in Atlanta. (Photo: Prince Williams/WireImage)

Joseline Hernandez

Stevie J.’s high-profile relationship with former “LHHATL” star and self-proclaimed “Puerto Rican Princess” Joseline Hernandez lasted off and on for nearly four years. They called it quits after Hernandez called him out for cheating on her.

The pair share 2-year-old Bonnie Bella, whom they welcomed in December 2016.

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Stevie J. and Faith Evans. (Photo: @faithevans/Instagram)

Faith Evans

Faith Evans and Stevie J. met during their Bad Boy days and remained friends for 20 years. They initially dated in 2017 but split shortly after the producer was allegedly still dealing with Hernandez.

Stevie and Evans, however, shocked the world when they tied the knot in July 2018. They eloped in Las Vegas, Nevada, with few family and friends around.

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