Porsha Williams Shows Off Flat Belly in New Video But Still Fails to Convince Fans She’s Not Pregnant

Porsha Williams’ new Instagram video may have been meant to shut down rumors that she’s with child, but not all fans are buying it.

The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star on Sunday, Aug. 12 posted a clip of her gearing up to go workout, panning down to her flat tummy.

Porsha Williams“Sunday Pilates sessions who’s joining me?! #BodiedbyPorsha #InstaStories,” she captioned the post.

Some fans found the clip to be enough proof that she is indeed not expecting.

“Porsha said ain’t no baby bihhh.”

“So you’re not pregnant?”

“She’s not pregnant.”

“Clearing up the preggo rumors, I c u girl ♥️.”

However, others remained convinced Williams is expecting a baby.

“Go live so we can see. Other than that, congratulations on the baby @porsha4real.”

“Girl, you pregnant stop trolling.”

“She still could be preggo…old pic.”

“_Lol confirmed the pregnancy rumors. 🤷🏽‍♂️”

Rumors emerged earlier this month that Williams and her boyfriend Dennis McKinley were starting a family together. As Williams danced the night away at Todd Tucker’s birthday party a week ago, fans thought an apparent bulge in her abdomen meant she’s a mother-to-be.

Yet in response to yet another pregnancy inquiry on an earlier IG post, Williams’ assistant Dominic Rahjee affirmed it wasn’t a pregnancy photoshoot the RHOA star was posing for.

“Pregnancy shoot 🤷🏾‍♀️🤔” the fan asked before Rahjee replied, “no we getting lit as we speak!”

Porsha Williams

And even then, fans still weren’t buying it.

“Porsha is pregnant. You can tell by the photos & the amount of time ppl are putting in to confirm she isn’t (Like Cardi). Next they are going to be posting old pics. They will probably announce it on the show so they can’t say yet. I just want Porsha pregnant & married for a spin off 🤣🤣🤣.”

“She looks pregnant 2 me ijs.”

“She is pregnant cause I know eating grass all day ain’t making her that big.”

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