‘Back on the Pole?’: Joseline Hernandez Sexy Pic Derails After Fans Slam Her for Posing at the Strip Club

It seems fans of Joseline Hernandez aren’t too fond of her snapping it up at the strip club.

The self-proclaimed “Puerto Rican Princess” took to Instagram on Thursday morning and posted a photo of herself and Zeus Network founder Lemuel Plummer, posing for a picture at the Diamond Cabaret strip club in Miami, Florida. It’s the same place Hernandez once worked at as a dancer and where she’s currently filming her new reality series “Joseline’s Cabaret.”

Related: Who Is Joseline Hernandez’s DJ Fiancé?

A fully clad Plummer stood beside Hernandez, who was wearing a black thong and bra set that exposed her breasts. She captioned the post, “Get money! @thezeusnetwork @lemuelplummer #JoselinesCabaret.”

Her photo was instantly flooded with disapproval.

“Are you back on the pole girl? You deserve better than this you have a daughter now 😢”

“Is she back stripping again? This ain’t the way to go @joseline.”

“Don’t you have a daughter, I guess anything for money for some people. SMH! Please be safe”

“Back to the beginnings ewww. Oh no baby girl….please say you are Not back stripping ….naw Josline 😱.”

Joseline Hernandez
Joseline Hernandez. @joseline/Instagram

For those who don’t know, the 33-year-old mother started stripping during her teen years in Miami before she got her big break on “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta.” She even met ex-fiancé Stevie J. at one of the adult establishments before appearing on the VH1 reality show with him.

Last month, Hernandez released the trailer for her new Zeus Network show “Joseline’s Cabaret.”

Talk show host Wendy Williams said Hernandez’s reality series will center on her “helping a struggling gentleman’s club,” which is Miami’s Diamond Cabaret. It’ll also showcase her music career and motherhood journey with 2-year-old Bonnie Bella, whom she shares with ex-fiancé Stevie.

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

Hernandez couldn’t be more ecstatic about her new reality show and wrote via Instagram on Oct. 21, “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!”

Fans of the former “LHHATL” star have showered her with support.

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

” 😍Puerto Rican princess is backkk. She gone bring that fire!”

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