A spinoff has been added to VH1's hit reality TV show, "Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta." The show currently features stars like Mimi Faust, Stevie J and Joseline Hernandez along with a number of other rappers, singers and models.
"Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta" would follow the couple (Joseline and Stevie) all the way to Los Angeles, where they work towards achieving superstardom.
In the August 17 finale episode, it seemed like couple had called the quits. Stevie J headed to L.A. alone to star in the movie "That Time of The Month," while Joseline hung around in Atlanta to pursue her rap career.
However, Joseline's tweets had been hinting towards the spinoff for the past couple of weeks.
"Third week of filming #TheJordansTakeLA," she tweeted. Weeks later, she added another photo Stevie and her, captioned it as "#TheJordans #ForTheStarsFashionHouse #Jacob #VH1 #TheJordansTakeLA #PuertoRicanPrincess."
In the new spinoff to "Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta," Joseline would try to bond with Stevie's five kids, reported the International Business Times. They also reported that Stevie J would head back to the studio and reconnect with his old buddies from the music industry, in the upcoming spinoff.
The couple would also glide through the highs and lows of their relationships and prove that they can take over any obstacle.
"We're excited to fuel our audience's continued fascination with all things hip hop by extending the storylines of some of their favorite 'Love & Hip Hop' cast members," Susan Levison, VH1's EVP of original programming and production told.
The Untitled "Stevie & Joseline" Spin-off Series (Working Title), would be produced by Mona Scott-Young and Stephanie R.Gayle for Monami Entertainment; Toby Barraud, Stefan Springman, Lashan Browning, Mala Chapple and Carmen Mitco for Eastern; Susan Levison, Ken Martinez, Nina L.Diaz and Vivian Gomez for VH1, reported VH1.com.
Variety reported that the channel had ordered only eight half-hour episodes that would be aired in winter 2016.
"K. Michelle: My Life's" second season would follow the "Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta." It would be centered on bestselling artist, K. Michelle who moves to Los Angeles to propel herself to stardom.
