Joseline Hernandez has her baby Bonnie Bella

This was posted Thursday, December 29, 2016 by Rodney Ho on his AJC Radio & TV Talk blog

Joseline Hernandez of "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta" fame had her daughter Bonnie Bella about 10 days early, according to the baby's daddy Steven Jordan AKA Stevie J.

He had told me earlier this month the due date was January 7 so the baby came out a little early.

Joseline also posted the news on her social media:

The two are not married (though they pretended to be) and are no longer in a relationship. Soon after she got pregnant earlier this year, they had a major falling out, as shown during the fifth season of "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta."

Since then, it's been an ugly cascade of accusations on both sides. She has accused him of molesting one of his daughters. He claimed she was abusing drugs while pregnant, threatening the health of their daughter.

VH1 is now airing a spin-off show featuring Stevie J as a single man called "Leave it to Stevie." It airs Mondays at 9 p.m.

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