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‘Them Lips Aren’t You’: Joseline Hernandez Fans Urge Her to ‘Stop’ with the ‘Fillers’

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Joseline Hernandez accused of getting lip fillers . @joseline/Instagram

People are adamant about Joseline Hernandez not getting any cosmetic work done to her face.

On Thursday, June 4, Hernandez, 33, took to Instagram and posted a video of herself listening to Latin music and flaunting her beauty. She captioned the post “Con Amor para Todo El Mundo šŸŒ joselinescabaret ā¤ļø”

In the video Hernandez panned the camera over her face, showing off her long tresses and glamorous makeup look. Her video received over 42,000 views, but a few Instagram users claimed something was off-putting about Hernandez’s lips.

“No please don’t give in to getting ur lips doneā€¦ur so naturally beautiful please don’t forget who u are don’t give inā€¦.šŸ˜¢,” a fan wrote. A second added, “Are you having a Mommy Dearest moment with your lips? Them fillers ain’t needed” Another person said, “Nooooo stop! donā€™t start doing stuff to your face. Your already too beautiful for that. Them lips arenā€™t you. They were already full šŸ’•” One more commented, “@joseline the lip. You don’t need none of that.”

While the former “Love and Hip Hop Atlanta” star has never admitted to getting her lips done, she’s been open about her breast implants.

In 2016, Hernandez appeared on the “Wendy Williams Show” and spoke about the “work” she’d gotten done to her body. She told the talk show host that she surgically enhanced her breasts at age 25. When asked if her derriere was real, Hernandez replied, “You know Iā€™ve had a little nippinā€™ and tuckinā€™ done here and there.ā€

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

As of late, the 33-year-old Latin star has been focused on her 3-year-old daughter Bonnie Bella, whom she shares with ex-fiancĆ© and music producer Stevie J.

On April 29, the single mother of one penned her daughter a heartfelt message and expressed her love for the toddler. With a picture attached, she wrote, “No other job I would rather have than being your MAMA girl! #BonnieBella you are the best #gift Iā€™ve ever gave myself! And I say this because I finally grew up baby girl! Truly respect how you always say to me!!! And I quote ā€œmama be niceā€ girlllllll you are such a great painter and science enthusiast! To watch you grow is a gift from my Ancestors and the GodsšŸ„°šŸ„°šŸ„° I thank you kiddo”

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