‘Ultra Sexy’: Joseline Hernandez Fans Say She’s ‘Still Got It’ in Latest Bikini Pic

Joseline Hernandez clearly knows how to entice her fans and supporters with her undeniable beauty.

The former “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star put her good looks and curves on display this week and nearly sent fans overboard. She took to Instagram on Sunday morning and posted a sexy photo of herself posing in front of a lake. She donned a backless, chain-sequined silver top and a black thong.

Joseline Hernandez
Joseline Hernandez. @joseline/Instagram

Hernandez sported her hair in bone-straight tresses and rocked a simple makeup look. She captioned her post “Sex Drive!” and racked up more than 41,000 likes.

Fans gawked over Hernandez’s sexiness and doused her with compliments.

“Ultra sexy 💯❤️ you da baddest out here! Run me my check!”

“Favorite b–ch looking good asf as always. So damn fine @joseline 🔥 show these putas”

“She sexy asl! @joseline u still got it baby. Okay, fateal attractions 🔥 “

“Yumm 😲 she so damn beautiful. I’ve been a big fan since love an hip hop 😍💕 so bad”

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

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

“It’s been three years since I’ve been on TV, but guess what, the Puerto Rican Princess is back!” she wrote on Oct. 21. “Get ready for my Zeus Original Series #JoselinesCabaret. Coming Soon!”

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-fiancé Stevie J.

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 or early 2020. Her companion DJ Balistic Beats apparently played a key role in helping her land the new series. He congratulated his supposed fiancée via Instagram and wrote, “Congratulations babe.”

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