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‘Did You Miss Me?’: Joseline Hernandez Confirms that She’s Back on ‘Love and Hip Hop’

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It’s official.

Joseline Hernandez is back on “Love & Hip-Hop” but not on the Atlanta series, on “Love & Hip Hop: Miami.”  She was on the Atlanta version of the VH1 show for six seasons until she left in 2017.

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Hernandez also starred in the spinoff “Stevie J & Joseline Go Hollywood” with her ex and baby’s father Stevie J.

Plus, she was in “Love & Hip Hop Atlanta: Joseline’s Special Delivery,” about the reality star becoming a mom to Bonnie Bella Jordan, who she shares with Stevie.

Hernandez is starring in another reality series as well called “Joseline’s Cabaret,” which will show her trying to help a struggling strip club regain its footing.

“Joseline’s Cabaret” will be on the subscription based, on-demand service Zeus, but a release date hasn’t been announced yet. In fact, on Zeus’ site, it merely says the show is “coming soon.”

In regards to “Love & Hip-Hop: Miami,” Hernandez has already been seen in a promo ad, which has gotten a lot of attention.

“I’m back,” she says in the clip. “Did you miss me?”

The 33-year-old definitely got her answer in the comment section of the clip.

https://www.instagram.com/p/B58gba7FmKk/

“Yesssss I missed you!!!” someone wrote. “She was the only reason I watched and now I’m tuning back in 👏🏾👏🏾.”

“Yaaaaasssss now ima watch. Them other cast mates boring asf,” another person stated.

“OMG. I’d love to see how she interacts with hotheads like Trina, Bobby, Veronica and Shay. LOL, this gon’ be a MFing show,” a third person commented.

“@joseline You know damn well we missed you tf!” wrote a fourth.

And another person simply wrote the word “Finally” to express their joy.

The third season of “Love & Hip-Hop: Miami” premieres on Monday, Jan. 6, 2020.

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