‘You Scared Tf Out of Me’: Joseline Hernandez Fans Accuse Her of Looking ‘Casket Ready’ In Recent IG Post

Joseline Hernandez apparently committed a makeup no-no this week.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Miami” star shared a promotional video that showed her in a bra and wearing a waist-trainer. She panned the camera over her extremely glammed-up face and appearance.

Joseline Hernandez
Joseline Hernandez @joseline/Instagram

Hernandez was sporting a lace front wig, dramatic eyelashes and nude lip. She apparently didn’t see any flaws in her looks and wrote, “Look good, feel good 🤗”

Fans, on the other hand, took issue with the “LHHMIA” personality’s facial appearance.

“Casket ready”

“Tf she get all the botox for eye lifts and s–t. Y so much make up”

“U just scared tf out me, you face makeup is to light”

“*i swear i love you j , but that doesn’t match”

Other folks slapped down naysayers and gushed over Hernandez’s beauty.

“Y’all laugh at anything 🤡 . You look gorgeous @joseline. I remember when I first seen u on Tv… I knew I would be here today !! Cuz I been a day 1 FAN ❤️”

“My Gorgeous Puerto Rican 🇵🇷 Princess❤️Love 💘 you Queen. It’s gonna take God to come down here and slow you down ! ❣️💍❣️ you look amazing”

Regardless of what others have to say about Hernandez, her alleged fiancé, DJ Balistic Beats, thinks the 32-year-old reality TV star is gorgeous. In a photo posted to her IG page on March 16, she sported a sexy black romper that hugged her curves while posing seductively on Beats’ lap. The music producer couldn’t keep his hands off her.

Joseline Hernandez
Joseline Hernandez and Balistic Beats @joseline/Instagram

Fans obsessed over the couple’s sexy moment together.

“Hes he looking at that thang like he love it and can’t wait to get in it 🥵🥵
I Love them together ❤️ hope they make it,” said one fan.

A second wrote, “Aaaayyyyeeee the 🎂 cake you got his 👃wide open. Must be nice 😍. Wish I had one to sit on. Watching you guys now 😍🔥😍…#BlackLove”

Someone else commented, “I like that she likes big cok🍆 this man worships the ground his queen walks on look at the way he looks at her.”

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