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Joseline Hernandez has turned over a new leaf. And now that she’s changed, she doesn’t want to be associated with “Love and Hip Hop Atlanta” anymore. In an interview with “The Breakfast Club,” she explained why she had to leave, how her daughter has changed her and some residual stuff with Stevie J.
Check out the highlights from the interview below.
Did it bother you that Stevie didn’t believe the baby was his at first?
I wasn’t bothered because we were separated already. And so we just happened to have sex and I got pregnant. And so, even though we were separated, I wanted a baby and I wanted to take care of my responsibilities and I’m like damn, I was 29, why not?
How would you say you’ve changed?
I really just think about the things that I do. And I think that everything that I do now, is for her. And I just want to really show her that whatever she wants to do in life, whatever she dreams of, whatever she desires, she can accomplish it. And I want to show her that that can be done. I’ve been doing pretty good at it. I executive produced her delivery special for VH1.
What about when your daughter gets older?
We’ve all done some things that we’re ashamed of. But I’m not ashamed of that. I was in the studio, I was free styling. I was f*cking 25 years old. I was having a good time. I don’t see anything wrong with that video and if she sees anything wrong with that video, I’ma let her know what I told you. I’m an artist, I do music and if you don’t approve of it, then I’m sorry. The way that I’m raising her, she’s going to understand where I came from. She’s going to have a really good life and she’s going to be the opposite of me.
Why she walked away from the show?
Me walking away from the reality show, I just really feel like the way that they were showing me, it was like ‘how do you show me like this?’ You just gave me a $500,000 budget but this is how you show me. I didn’t like that shit. That shit really bothered me. You gave me a budget to do a show for my daughter but then you turn around and do this to me? I feel like sometimes you gotta respect certain things, especially a person like me. I’ve been with the network for seven years and if you allow me to do something better, allow me to do that. Don’t turn around and try to show something I did four years ago.
When I feel like walking away, I feel like I needed to explain. I was like ‘Damn, I did that sh*t four years ago. It’s just not fair.’
I decided to move to Miami and just really start a new life. I did “The Real,” I did “Star.” I’m friends with Lee Daniels. I have a lot of opportunities on the table.
I want to show what I really do. I had a great performance at the Gold Room. AG Entertainment brought me. He cut a hole in his ceiling. The cameras came to see me and it was awesome…they didn’t show that on tv. So my thing is I just really have to just focus on what’s going to be best for me. Yo soy Puerto Ricana. Yo hablo Espanol. I make Latin music. And I feel like at that moment, I should have just follow my dream and do what I really want to do with my life.
On disrespecting Stevie J’s daugther
She’s not eighteen, she’s twenty one. Listen, here’s the thing if you’re 21 and you come for me, I’m coming for you. Sorry. Cuz guess what, the judge is going to tell that b*tch, you’re grown enough to know what’s coming out of your mouth. And I’m going to give respect where respect is due. And she should respect me, I’m the mother of her sister.
F*ck her dad. Her dad should be demanding that he respect the mother of her child.
You can watch the full interview in the video below.
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