(June 24, 2017 – Source: Bennett Raglin/Getty Images North America)
*Following her vile and disastrous exit from the “Love and Hip Hop” franchise a few years ago, Joseline Hernandez has reportedly begged her way back into the production, as she is set to return to the franchise when the new season airs next year.
Not only will she film for “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta,” Hernandez will also appear on “Love & Hip Hop: Miami.”
“She’ll start off filming in Miami and will transition to Atlanta,” an insider spilled to thejasminebrand.com. According to the outlet, Mona Scott-Young, the show’s executive producer, was instrumental in Hernandez’s return to the franchise.
“Joseline REALLY bashed Mona when she left the show — burning lots of bridges with both production and the network. They ended on a bad note.”
The source adds, “Joseline asked to come back and has been apologizing profusely to everyone that she disrespected behind-the-scenes on the show. Mona’s the real reason why she was allowed back.”
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According to a press release from Vh1, the premiere of “Love & Hip Hop: Miami” kicks off on Monday, January 6 at 9:00pm ET/PT. On this season, veterans will collide with a new crew of streetwise up-and-comers.
The cast includes:
- The 305 heats up with the arrival of Joseline Hernandez, who returns to the franchise after a three-year hiatus. A changed woman and newly engaged to DJ Ballistic Beats, Joseline is ready to shake things up and show Miami just how it’s done. With a few scores to settle, Joseline is prepping her debut album and looking to grab the music industry that eluded her back in Atlanta.
- Picking up the pieces after the death of her mother, Trina pushes forward with an ambitious new project: a tour highlighting the next generation of female rap artists. With a growing roster of big talent, big personalities and big egos, The Diamond Princess has her hands full.
- Romance is in the air for Trick Daddy and his new girlfriend – model and aspiring rapper Nikki Natural. Can Trick Daddy find love after marriage or did he let happiness slip through his fingers when he filed to divorce his ex Joy Young?
- For the first time in years, Amara La Negra is in a relationship with bachata singer Emjay, who happens to be Shay Johnson’s younger brother. Emjay wants to start a family ASAP and blames Julian, her manager, for the slowdown of Amara’s career. Which way does Amara turn when she’s caught between the two most important men in her life?
- Jojo Zarur has made a name for herself in the fashion industry, striking a deal with a high-end designer. When her father Antonio bribes her to quit the industry and go back to law school, is she willing to walk away from her potential empire?
- Sukihana is on a journey from becoming an insta-famous rapper to a full-fledged industry-respected artist and is ready to prove herself. Used to doing things her way, is Sukihana ready to sacrifice some of her hard-earned independence in order to have a serious music career?
- Hood Brat, a tough-as-nails rapper with hustle and heart, is working for her breakthrough moment. Her pursuit of fame has high stakes, as she’s determined to provide a better life for the children of her late sister.
- Queen of waist trainers PreMadonna rolls into Miami on a mission to straighten things out at the Waist Gang Society, where her employees are running amuck. Pre gets more than she bargained for when everyone – including former close friends Miami Tip and Baby Blue –- accuses her of abandoning them.
- After collaborating with Lil’ Wayne, Flo Rida and Rick Ross, Brisco was set to break through to the hip-hop A-list before he was sent to jail. Three-and-a-half years later, he’s a free man and inching his way back onto the scene. The industry has changed and he’s facing an uphill battle, despite the co-signs of Miami legends Trick and Trina.
Bobby Lytes, Pretty Ricky, Prince, Gunplay, Khaotic, KaMillion, Santana on the Beat and more are also set to appear this season on “Love & Hip Hop: Miami.”
