Porsha Williams Seemingly Throws Shade at Kandi Burruss with Group Photo

Porsha Williams might have thrown a little shade Kandi Burruss’ way. Williams on Friday posted a photo sitting alongside “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” co-stars, Cynthia BaileyNeNe Leakes, and Shamea Morton.

“Cocktails & giggles @cynthiabailey10 @neneleakes @shameamorton,” Williams captioned the photo of the women cozied up on a sofa.

Porsha Williams

The photo included most of the ‘wives who have been associating with one another as of late, but Burruss was noticeably absent.

The singer’s missing presence had fans once again chatting about the rumor that Burruss and Williams are no longer on good terms.

“Girl why did you unfollow Kandi and delete her pics? What did she do? Keep bringing up that BS again ???”

“All my favs just missing Kandi… but I know I know.”

“Soooooooo What’s Tea ☕ With You & @kandi Sis? Care To Share? @porsha4real Please Don’t Tell Me This Season Of RHOA Is Going To Be A Fool? My Sources Told Me Y’all Been All Over The Damn Place.”

After making amends in Miami during filming this summer, Williams launched speculation that a rift between her and Burruss had reemerged after Williams unfollowed Burruss on Instagram last week. It’s also said that Williams deleted a photo of the duo at Burruss’ husband Todd Tucker’s birthday party.

Neither one of the RHOA stars has said anything about the rumored feud, but it stunned fans considering Burruss has been open about how they decided to put the drama of Phaedra Parks’s sex dungeon rumor to bed. Parks lost her spot on the show after season 9 for claiming Burruss wanted to drug and rape Williams.

“The Lord worked on me,” Burruss told “The Daily Pop” in July after being asked about how she and Wiliams patched things up. “I really was tired of all the drama from the past seasons and I feel like she was tired of it too. I feel like we both really wanna move forward … In this situation, I honestly felt like, OK, we are genuinely having a good time. We should be able to be cool.”

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