‘You Too Fye’: Joseline Hernandez Serves Looks with Her Spicy Photo Shoot

Joseline Hernandez is making online users do a double take with an eye-grabbing upload she posted to Instagram on Wednesday, July 1.

The “Puerto Rican Princess” shared a video of her most recent photo shoot, a post one viewer described as “too hot for words.” She sported a form-fitting green romper that exposed her bare back and paired it with rhinestone-detailed heels that laced up to her thighs.

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Joseline Hernandez poses on a pole. @joseline/Instagram

Hernandez complemented her ensemble with a pair of matching green opera gloves, silver accessories, and a vintage hairstyle.

“#liveyourbestlife SINGLE AND VIDEO COMING SOON 👅,” she wrote, teasing a new music project.

Hernandez’s post showed her modeling on a floral swing set while raising her derriere and giving the camera a seductive look.

She instantly received a shower of compliments from her Instagram followers.

“Too Hot for words mami!!!!👅,” said one fan. “2020 queen of the year#greenisextoic💪 bad badder baddest,” commented another.

One IG user told the “Love and Hip Hop Atlanta” alumna that she looked “fine as hell” while someone else commented, “Stevie j a foo she bad asf🔥 You too fye bae.”

Hernandez’s post comes a few days after she shook the ‘Gram with a now-deleted raunchy IG snap.

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

The picture showed the 33-year-old mother posing on a money bag towel, with her legs wide open and her left hand in her bikini bottoms. She referenced the Miami hip-hop group 2 Live Crew’s 1989 hit song “Me So Horny” and wrote, “Oh me so Horny 🐈.”

She instantly received backlash on the post from different social media users, which she did not address.

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Joseline Hernandez and DJ Balistic Beats. (Photo: @joseline/Instagram)

One person who clearly loves Hernandez and her provocative behavior is her fiancé DJ Balistic Beats.

She recently penned the Miami DJ a sweet message for Father’s Day, thanking him for being an amazing “papi” to her 3-year-old daughter Bonnie Bella, whom she shares with ex Stevie J.

“Happy Father’s Day to the best #Father I know,” Hernandez wrote. “Bonnie’Bella loves her Papi so Much 😘thank you @balisticbeats for making us Complete.”

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