‘This is Why Stevie has Custody’: Fans Trash Joseline Hernandez’s ‘Raunchy’ Photo

Former “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta” and current “Love & Hip Hop: Miami” television personality Joseline Hernandez is a woman who doesn’t hide her physique and loves to flaunt her curves for the world. 

But when do sexy photos for the ’Gram become a little too much? 

Recently, “The Puerto Rican Princess” amplified her seductive Instagram profile when she rocked a Summer Tyme Skatez money bag two-piece black and gold bikini.

She completed her look with Akira gold stilettos with rhinestones and laced black gloves while holding a cigar. 

What sent the post over the edge is that Hernandez was lying on the floor upside down on a money bag towel, stylized money bags surrounding her, and her legs wide open as she placed her left hand in her panties.

“Oh me so Horny 🐈,” the 33-year-old captioned the photo, referencing the Miami hip-hop group 2 Live Crew’s 1989 hit song “Me So Horny.” 

Reality star Joseline Hernandez posing suggestively a two-piece bathing suit. @joseline/Instagram

While Hernadez is an adult, some fans believed the photo was too raunchy, as the fiery reality diva is a mother to a 3-year-old daughter named Bonnie Bella, with “LHHATL” cast member Stevie J. 

“Not a good look 👀 , just my opinion you too classy for sh-t like that what happened to the Puerto Rican Princess 👸 you need to come down and notch !! I start counting your money slow. I’m just saying just my opinion. Good luck on your success principles, and morals are more important self-respect!! Yes, my opinion !! Money is the root of all evil money make you do stupid things just remember where you came from do some inventory !! Wow !! Disappointed 😡.”

“……If a guy actually gave her a chance. Then I know FOR SURE that I have a chance ….and she has a child too????!!!! Oh no, I’m definitely going to settle with a good dude in the future. No way she found a dude acting like this.”

“You got a whole daughter. She gonna see this when she gets older. You should be ashamed.” 

“This is why Stevie has custody.”

Stevie J.
Bonnie Bella Jordan. (Photo: @hitmansteviej_/Instagram

However, Hernandez did have some loyal followers who defended her right to dress how she pleases.

“I love it! Yes, grown lady doing what she wants with her body! Knowing she’s not limited to anything because she gave birth. I love ittttttt.”

“Just because you’re a mom doesn’t mean that you can’t feel or be sexy and or sexual 🤷‍♀️ moms are people too just like fathers, dads, aunts, uncles, grandfathers, grandmothers, cousins, sisters and or brothers.”

“I think she knows about her daughter 🥴 let the woman live.”

Joseline Hernandez
Bonnie Bella and DJ Balistic Beats.@Joseline/Instagram

Stevie J. was awarded temporary custody of his and Hernandez’s daughter last August after she reportedly violated their custody agreement. 

Now the two are co-parenting, and Stevie J. is married to R&B songstress Faith Evans. 

Despite her recent seductive photo that rubbed fans the wrong way, Hernandez is the fiancée to her fellow “Marriage Boot Camp: Hip Hop Edition” star DJ Balistic Beats. 

Beats proposed to Hernandez on the show’s season finale on April 9. It seems as though the couple is still going strong after the reality star wished him “Happy Father’s Day” on June 21 for being a father figure to her and Stevie J.’s daughter. 

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