Porsha Williams Is Getting Serious with Her New Boo, Introduces Him to Her Mom

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Porsha Williams appears to be getting pretty serious with her new boyfriend as she recently shared she FaceTimed him with her mom, Diane.

“đŸ”„My bestie & I FaceTiming my ❀ #DM #Family1st #DecaturGirls.”

The latest post still includes her boyfriend’s initials, DM. Williams has continuously used the hashtag to include her guy in her posts without revealing his face or name. She even deleted a birthday post that included his tattooed arm.

Still, the ink has helped folks discover who he is. DM has been identified as Dennis McKinley, a serial entrepreneur who has businesses in Atlanta and Detroit. Among them are Cru Hookah Lounge and The Original Hot Dog Factory along with his investment firm Detroit Equities.

He happily posted the following on his Instagram account of Wiliams two weeks ago.

“He who finds one of these finds a good thing!” he said accompanied by a photo Williams sporting the red hair that he likes.

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As for why Williams and her mom were video chatting with McKinley, speculation says the couple could be walking down the aisle soon as TMZ caught the lovebirds at a jewelry store over the weekend.

When asked if they were buying engagement rings, Williams hesitated and said, “We were just looking at everything.”

Regardless of the major turn in Williams and McKinley’s relationship, many of the comments zeroed in on the beauty of the mother and daughter duo.

“Both you and your mom are so so beautiful, your mom is working it.”

“Yo mama tho! The hell with u @porsha4real what’s up with your mama? Naw, seriously you guys are beautiful. đŸ’ŻđŸ”„đŸ”„đŸ”„đŸ‘.”

“When your mom looks like your sister! Stunning!”

“PORSHA YOUR MAMA IS BEAUTIFUL I SEE WHERE U GET THOSE GORGEOUS LOOKS FROM NOW GET IT AND SLAY IT U TWO #MOMANDDAUGHTERSDOITBEST.”

“Gorgeous mother and see where u got it from…just beautiful ladies. Love the portrait Porsha!!!💋đŸŒč😍.”

 

 

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