Joseline Hernandez made $50,000 per episode during her final season of 'Love and Hip-Hop,' according to her interview ... “Let’s be real. It was the Puerto Rican Princess that gave that show ...

Since its premiere in 2011, Love & Hip Hop has been an integral part of VH1’s primetime lineup. With franchises in multiple cities featuring a mix of established artists and up-and-comers, the ...

Love & Hip-Hop franchise is still alive, ... The Bodak Yellow rapper and self-proclaimed Puerto Rican Princess were both known for their larger-than-life personalities, ...

Joseline Hernandez is preaching the importance of ownership after she spent years making VH1 “billions of dollars” on the Love & Hip Hop franchise. The self-described “Puerto Rican Princess ...

Tangent. Love & Hip Hop: New York premiered in 2011, following hip hop and R&B singers, managers and record producers both professionally and personally. Since its debut, the franchise has run ...

Spice is Black, and Mena is Latina of Puerto Rican and Dominican descent. “The ‘Love & Hip Hop’ franchise has never shied away from hard conversations in our community.