Porsha Williams Cuddles with Boyfriend Dennis McKinley’s During Cute Date Night Video

Porsha Williams is having a blast with her boyfriend Dennis McKinley, and she’s putting it all on display for her fans to see.

The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star was one of the thousands who flocked to Mercedes-Benz Stadium Sunday night in Atlanta to see night two of Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s “On the Run II” tour.

“We on the run Bihhhhh #OTR2 🐝❤️ #FrontRowHo #DateNight,” Williams captioned the playful Instagram clip of herself and her beau.

Porsha Williams 

Credit: Porsha Williams Instagram

The video was posted after the couple made their way through a backstage entrance to their front-row seats to see The Carters’ joint show.

“Beyoncé, we’re on the way, girl!” I’ll see you in a minute, boo!” Williams said on her Instagram story Aug. 27.

Fans who caught the relatively new couple’s moment had nothing but love to share with them.

“Y’all look good together I pray that you keep this one.”

“Y’all cute together ❤❤❤”

“I’m so happy for you! You deserve this!”

“😍😍 y’all cuteeee.”

“So happy for you sis! You glowing! 🌟”

“So glad she found a guy. I don’t get how she’s so gorgeous and was single for so long.”

“He is easy on the eyes @Porsha4real The chemistry is quite visible. Have fun, booski!”

This is the latest time Williams has decided to show her man’s face off on the ‘gram unhidden. One of the last times the GoNaked Hair founder put McKinley’s photo on her social media account was when he turned 38 in July.

When the pair first began dating, the RHOA star notoriously kept her businessman boo’s mug away from the spotlight. She even went so far as to delete a video of her June birthday celebrations from her Instagram page after McKinley’s tattoo was shown. And before then, she had her own little way of acknowledging her man. Whenever he’d give her a present — like a sweet bouquet — she’d only refer to him by his initials, D.M.

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