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‘Yesss Coparenting!’: Joseline Hernandez Confirms 3-Year-Old Daughter Is Sheltering in Place with Father Stevie J.

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It looks like Joseline Hernandez and Stevie J.’s daughter Bonnie Bella has the best of both worlds.

Hernandez, the self-proclaimed “Puerto Rican Princess,” confirmed she and Stevie J. are still on good terms and still co-parenting their 3-year-old daughter. She told The Zeus Network that their child got caught in the middle of the stay-at-home orders in California with her father. She did say that Bonnie, however, was having an amazing time at the music producer’s house.

Joseline Hernandez
Joseline Hernandez @zeusnetwork/Instagram

“Bonnie Bella’s in California living her best life,” Hernandez told the subscription-on-demand network. “She got caught during the quarantine. … Which is cool because she’s in a beautiful big house, she’s having a good time, she’s got the pool, she’s got the jacuzzi. She’s doing amazing.”

Hernandez said she talks to her daughter multiple time a days and although she misses her, she said sheltering in place gives her toddler an “opportunity” to spend time with her father’s side of the family.

Fans applauded Hernandez for her growth and ability to co-parent with her ex-fiancé.

“Yesss coparenting! Growth! I see you Joseline ♥️♥️♥️”

“Bonnie Bella really made Joslyn grow up ❤️”

“She has really grown up in the past years a child will change you as a person if you are a real mom. I’m glad to see her and Stevie getting along for the child of nothing else. Great job joseline”

“You can say alot about joseline but one thing you CAN’T say is that she is a bad mother.”

“Yay for Joseline, Bonnie and Stevie!!! Great job Joseline. A child can never have too much love and support. Keep up the great work with Bonnie Bella. 🙌”

“Salute to you @joseline shit not easy but you got your crown & cape love long as you good princess is great 😍”

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

Hernandez and Stevie J. welcomed their daughter in December 2016. She was their first child together. Stevie J. has five other children from his previous relationships.

As of now, Stevie J. and Hernandez have both confirmed that they have joint custody of their daughter. They apparently made amends for the sake of co-parenting their toddler.

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