Porsha Williams Unfollows Kandi Burruss Leading Fans to Speculate Their Friendship Has Soured Once Again

It looks like the harmony between Porsha Williams and Kandi Burruss was short lived. Fans peeped that Williams unfollowed Burruss on Instagram and it appears Burruss may have deleted one of their photos together.

A fan messaged “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” fan account Thursday, Aug. 9, questioning the new development.

“I gotta [sic] question sis! So Porsha unfollowed Kandi deleted their picture together… what’s going on?💀💀”

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Other fans asked the account holder about the state of the duo’s relationship, too.

“Why did Porsha unfollow Kandi🧐everything was going good😩.”

Asked another, “Do you think Porsha and Kandi are feuding again?”

“Think?” the account responded with a smirking, side-eyeing emoji wearing sunglasses.

While the nature of the RHOA co-star’s sudden change hasn’t been revealed, fans have been giving their thoughts on the matter in the comments section.

“😂I love this page. But fr I need them to get it together! My two faves 😩.”

“Don’t be turning the comment off and then be messy 😂😝 I SAID WHAT I SAID Kandi fake asf #TeamPorsha #TeamFrick&Frack #Bringbackmygirls. Now Happy Friday to youuuu.”

“So they stopped being cool after the party?”

Earlier this summer, Burruss went on the record to say her relationship with Williams had been mended after the explosive revelation during the season 9 RHOA reunion. There, former ‘wife Phaedra Parks admitted she told Williams the rumor that Burruss wanted to rape and drug her in the singer’s supposed sex dungeon.

But after filming in Miami in June, Burruss followed Williams on Instagram with the latter later returning the favor. Burruss spoke more to their rekindled friendship when she promoted her test run of “Kandi Koated Nights.”

“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…😂),” she said in part in her caption.

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