‘Bonita’: Fans Praise Joseline Hernandez for Her Close-Up Glam Shot

Joseline Hernandez is giving her fans all face and curls in a recent photo. On Friday, Nov. 6, she posted a picture on Instagram, showing off her makeup and hair.

In the picture, she has big curly tresses, pink lipstick and big hoop earrings. Her eyelids were bedazzled with silver rhinestones.

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In the comments, one fan wrote, “Gorg as per usual.”

Another said, “Bonita.”

Someone else said, “You look amazing love you.”

In the caption, she promoted her OnlyFans page, which ended up backfiring because some people in the comments said that the page wasn’t all that impressive.

One person wrote, “Ain’t sh-t on yo only fans I’m so disappointed.”

Another typed, “Your only fans was wack.”

As it turns out, Hernadez originally debuted this makeup look on Halloween night.

On the Oct. 31 upload, Hernandez flicks off the camera while wearing red thigh-high boots, black shorts, a black crop top and a red jacket. Her fiance, DJ Balistic Beats, stands next to her, wearing a navy blue jumpsuit and a Halloween mask.

For the caption, she wrote, “Purge night @balisticbeats.”

In the comments, a fan jokingly wrote, “So where’s your costume cause I swear that’s just your Saturday night outfit lol.”

“You’re always naked. Should’ve surprised the world and been a NUN lol,” another quipped.

Someone else decided to turn some of that attention to the Puerto Rican Princess’ man, writing, “Ballistic man them shoes.”

Another person agreed that Balistic’s shoes were not the best pick, saying, “Why he always wearing some ugly ass shoes all the time.”

Later that same day, Hernandez posted more personal pics and two videos that show her without the boots or red jacket. In one of the videos, she gave her fans a quick glimpse of her curves and backside as she quickly turned around.

Fans hyped her up in the comments over her bodacious body.

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