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'Woah': Joseline Hernandez's Niece Looks Just Like Her In This Photo

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Joseline Hernandez and her 5-year-old niece Jileny apparently look just alike.

Your twin😍”

Another image showed Hernandez posing with her 3-year-old daughter Bonnie Bella, whom fans couldn’t stop gushing over.

She looks like your sis and your niece looks like you ❤️”

Hernandez’s recent post comes a day after a report emerged that her ex-fiancé Stevie J., whom she shares Bonnie Bella with, was attacked last week by his wife, singer Faith Evans.

A Twitter user wrote, “I know we’re in some serious times, but Faith Evans going to jail over beating Stevie J’s a– is hilarious.

A second person said, “Meanwhile Stevie J got Our Queen Faith Evans Doing sh-t she no damn well he not worth it for,” while a third fan remarked, “Why did Faith Evans jump on Stevie J ?

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