Porsha Williams’ Seductive Photo Gets Overshadowed By Questions About Relationship with Kandi Burruss

Porsha Williams posted a sexy photo on Instagram Thursday that had her fans gushing over her curvy frame. But things took a turn when others wanted to know about the status of her formerly mended relationship with “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” co-star Kandi Burruss.

“Life’s short … Make each hair flip fabulous #HeyGirl 🤑❤️,” Williams wrote of her curve-hugging outfit.

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Several commenters ate up the picture.

“Cornbread fed!”

“Come through for us momma!”

“YES SIS! Give me HIPS AND CURVES!”

“Yaaaaaaassss come thru Porsha😍😍😍😍😍😍…that body that hair that outfit…#Drippin #Saucey.”

However, speculation emerged earlier this week Burruss and Williams were back on the fritz when fans discovered Williams had unfollowed Burruss. This after the singer followed her co-star on Instagram earlier this summer with Williams returning the favor not long after.

Burruss had confirmed the duo were back on good terms on Instagram saying in a June caption, “Here are some throwback clips of a few @kandikoatednights episodes that we did when our show was still online with @amberrose @tamiroman & @porsha4real (I guess it’s OK for me to post you since we’re cool again after this weekend…😂).”

The development came after Phaedra Parks took responsibility for spreading the rumor that Burruss wanted to rape and drug Williams in a love making dungeon said to be in the singer’s home.

So when fans had the chance to ask Williams questions about why the two seem to be feuding again, they did.

“Why did u unfollow Kandi???”

“Why you unfollow Kandi, she still follows you so clearly you have the problem! We was rooting for y’all beloved 🤨😂.”

“@porsha4real you’re beautiful my love… but what’s good with u and Kandi 👀…what happened?”

“Sis whats tea?👀 You and Kandi good???”

“Why you unfollow Kandi?”

Williams has yet to respond to any of the comments but the RHOA fan account covering the hiccup essentially confirmed something is amiss between Burruss and Willams.

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