‘Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta’ Star Joseline Hernandez Slams Stevie J Over Breakfast Club Interview

It looks like “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta” star Joseline Hernandez wasn’t too happy that her ex, Stevie J, talked about her in a recent interview. After Stevie opened up about the drama between them during an appearance on The Breakfast Club, Joseline took to social media to bash her ex and rumored baby daddy.

In one expletive-filled Instagram post, the pregnant VH1 star said when someone can’t seem to stop talking about you that means they are obsessed with you. On Twitter, Joseline continued to slam Stevie. “When they can’t control you they try to destroy you,” she posted, adding a few vulgar words for her ex. “Now back to regular positive programming.”

On Thursday, Stevie explained during the New York radio interview that he decided to skip Joseline’s baby shower last weekend because of an altercation they had about their fellow “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta” co-star Tommie Lee.

According to Stevie, Joseline came to his house and tried to fight him because she was told that Tommie was hanging out at his house. Stevie says the woman who was seen leaving his house was one of his artists, not Tommie. “You know, she was all good just a week ago,” he said. “And then her brother went with me to the gym and came by my house and saw one of my artists leaving and told her it was Tommie and you know how her and Tommie [don’t get along]. He told her it was Tommie but it wasn’t.”

During the interview, Stevie also addressed Joseline’s pregnancy, telling the radio hosts that he took a paternity test to find out if the baby is his and the results will be in soon. If baby Bonnie is his child, there’s a chance Stevie might want full custody. “My thing is like this. If you’re not in your right mind to be fighting at nine months [pregnant]. I need a psych evaluation,” he said. “I need to know what’s up with you when that baby’s born. I want to test the baby, I want to test you. If everything was on the up with us, and she wasn’t trying to fight me then I’d come to her in peace.”