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‘Cake Day’: Joseline Hernandez Celebrates Birthday with Sexy Clip of New Reality Show

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Joseline Hernandez celebrated her 33rd birthday on November 3 by sharing a clip of her new reality show “Joseline’s Cabaret.” 

The series will follow the former “Love & Hip-Hop: Atlanta” star as she tries to help a struggling strip club get back on its feet, while mothering the 2-year-old daughter she shares with Stevie J and pursuing a music career.

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She described the show’s premise in the Instagram clip.

“The strip club world is more than just ass and t—ies or asking a n—a for a dance,” said Hernandez. “It’s real life. You don’t know what these b-tches go through.”

“The pain, the suffer, the pimps, the ass whooping, the walking the tracks, making money, taking care of kids. This is real sh–,” she added. “This a real lifestyle and nobody knows it better than the Puerto Rican Princess.”

And in the caption, the mother-of-one said she’s an executive producer on the reality show, so she’ll be able to tell her story in a very authentic way.

“This project is really important to me! I’ve waited years to tell my story, MY WAY,” she stated. “And as Executive Producer you guys are getting the REAL Joseline Hernandez!”

Afterwards, Hernandez’s fans commented on her post in droves, and some wished her a happy birthday, while others said they’re really excited about the show.

“Happy cake day 🎊🎉😘 💙,” someone wrote.

“I just made a post yesterday saying how I missed you being on TV. ❤️❤️❤️🔥,” wrote another follower.

“Happy birthday sweetie, I hope your day is as fabulous as you,” a third person commented.

“Joseline’s Cabaret” will air soon on the subscription based, on-demand service Zeus.

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