Porsha Williams’ New Instagram Pic Has Folks Speculating Once Again She’s with Child

Porsha Williams stepped out to celebrate Kandi Burruss’ husband Todd Tucker’s birthday Saturday, Aug. 4 and she was right on the theme in a cute Chicago Bulls outfit. But the jersey grabbed attention for another reason as Williams’ cute photo with her sister, Lauren Williams, drew speculation that there was a bun in the oven.

The birthday bash celebrated Tucker’s 45th trip around the globe with the theme “Jerseys and Jordans” and “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star had all guests sport Michael Jordan’s final NBA team’s uniform along with his signature line of Nike footwear. Williams completed her look with a bulls hat and hoops and was photographed having a grand time with her younger sister.

“’Tight circle, no squares, I’m geometrically opposed to you’ -Jay #Todd45@lodwill,” Williams captioned the image she uploaded on Instagram Sunday, Aug. 5.

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But fans who saw the post were more focused on her figure, wondering if there was a pregnancy brewing underneath the jersey number.

“I swear that’s a baby bump 🧐🤗.”

“She’s clearly pregnant. Congrats 🎉 🤰🏽.”

“Is it true ur pregnant? If so congratulations.”

“Our girl look pregnant 🤨☺️ @neeesssshh.”

“I was thinking the same thing!! She looks pregnant!! She works out so much, there is no way she has a pouch stomach that quick… it was flat a couple of months ago… we will wait💗💗💗.”

Williams has been rumored to be expecting before. While posing with her 2-year-old niece, Baleigh, last month, fans swore they spotted a baby bump at the time. And at pal Shamea Morton’s gender reveal party, speculation ran rampant after Morton was captured on video helping Williams cover her belly with her jacket.

The RHOA star hasn’t said anything about the speculation as of late, but she’s admitted to having baby fever in the past. Still, things have calmed down recently and she seems more focused on her new man, Dennis McKinley, than everyone else.

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