‘Oh They Swinging’: Joseline Hernandez’s Group Pic With Stevie J. Backfires After Folks Take Her Caption Out of Context

Joseline Hernandez posted a cryptic message on social media this week that slightly left fans confused.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Miami” star is currently in a good space with Stevie J., her ex-fiancé and father of her 3-year-old. As a matter of fact, Hernandez and her boyfriend DJ Balistic Beats met up with Stevie J. and his wife Faith Evans, while in New York to promote Hernandez’s new reality series “Joseline’s Cabaret.” The quartet posed for a group photo together as they stood around, seemingly talking.

Joseline Hernandez
(From left) Faith Evans, Stevie J., Joseline Hernandez, and DJ Balistic Beats. @joseline/Instagram

“Deeper than life,” Hernandez captioned the Instagram picture.

Several fans were confused by the television personality’s caption and quickly took it out of context.

“Huh i’m confused I read deep life 😂 oh they must be swinging swanging #foursome”

“Can someone please tell me wtf her caption means? 😕 I can’t understand her english”

Other folks applauded Hernandez for coming together with Stevie to apparently co-parent their daughter Bonnie Bella.

” 🙌🏽 This is when you both have truly moved on and there is no type of bitterness involved. Grown folks”

“Blessings blended families gettin along is the best 👏🏾 this takes real maturity.”

Stevie J.
(From left) Stevie J., Adamma McKinnon, DJ Balistic Beats, Joseline Hernandez, baby Bonnie Bella. Sierra Gates, Akbar V. and Benzino. (Photo: @hitmansteviej_1/Instagram)

Last August, Hernandez and Stevie shocked the world when they posed for a family photo together along with their significant others after slugging it out in a custody battle over their daughter.

The music producer reportedly was awarded primary custody of their toddler in November. Court documents supposedly obtained by Bossip at the time said Stevie J. was granted full custody and will serve as the toddler’s primary custodial parent until their upcoming court hearing next month in February. Hernandez was granted visitation rights.

Although reports claim the father of six is the primary custodial parent, he recently suggested to talk show host Wendy Williams that he and Hernandez have joint custody of their daughter.

The “Puerto Rican Princess” and Stevie J. seem to have an amicable co-parenting relationship and have set aside their differences for the sake of their child.

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