‘That Water Dirty AF’: Joseline Hernandez’s Sexy Photo Shoot Takes a Turn When Fans Zoom In on Beach

Joseline Hernandez is getting clowned for her latest posts.

The former “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star took to Instagram on Saturday, May 2, and posted a behind-the-scenes video of a recent photo shoot she had. The quick snippet showed Hernandez posing fiercely on a beach in all-black attire. She captioned her post with four emojis.

Joseline Hernandez
Joseline Hernandez @joseline/Instagram

At one point in the video, Hernandez walked into water and posed for the camera. Her IG followers instantly commented on how “dirty” the water looked in the star’s video.

“If you don’t take your dumda– out the water”

“That water dirty af!”

“The water look dirty 😩”

“I was going to say dirty water for a photo shoot I wud have been in sum clear blue water ratchet 😂”

“Don’t catch the rona in that dirty a– water!”

Hernandez didn’t respond to any critics. While folks bashed the beach she was on, others were taken back by her beauty.

“Goooooo head girrrrllll 😍😍 the weight looks good on your Puerto Rician Princess”

“Making money moves 💯 Yaaasssssss BIIIIHHHHHH YASSSSS!!!!!!😍”

“🔥Werk werk. You are doing so good. You’re living your best life and you are happy I see that. 🥰”

Hernandez’s post comes days after she penned a heartwarming message to her 3-year-old daughter Bonnie Bella Hernandez.

On April 29, the mother of one posted a sweet picture of her and the toddler posing together. Along with the photo, Hernandez said via Instagram that baby Bonnie Bella was her “best gift.”

Joseline Hernandez
Joseline Hernandez and her daughter Bonnie Bella @joseline/Instagram

“No other job I would rather have than being your MAMA girl! #BonnieBella you are the best #gift I’ve ever gave myself! And I say this because I finally grew up baby girl!!” said Hernandez. ‘Truly respect how you always say to me!!! And I quote “mama be nice” girlllllll you are such a great painter and science enthusiast! To watch you grow is a gift from my Ancestors and the Gods🥰🥰🥰 I thank you kiddo”

Users gushed over the reality TV star’s post.

“Awee ❤️😍🙏🏼 amazing how our babies Make us grow up this beautiful ❤️,” a fan said.

A second wrote, “She was just what you needed and I love this new improved Joseline❤️. Both of you are BEAUTIFUL”

A third person commented, “The best gift she ever gave HERSELF period we love baby bonnie ‘i cannot i cannot’”

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