Porsha Williams Newest Photo Has Fans Gushing Over Her ‘Thicc’ Body and Questioning Sanity of Ex-Husband Kordell Stewart

Porsha Williams has fans drooling over one of her newest Instagram posts as well as questioning why her ex-husband let a good-looking thing go.

On Thursday “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star posted a sexy photo from what looks like a boudoir session, sporting a wine-colored bikini top and matching bottom with her long, dark hair cascading down her super-fit body.

“R A W #Nofilta #Thicc,” Williams simply captioned the post.

Porsha Williams

(@porsha4real/Instagram)

Fans ate up what they saw.

“Beauty at it’s best!!! Just marvelous 💞💞💞💕🌷🌷🌷🌷.”

“🍫🍫🍫🍫💯”

“I meant, Your so lucky, that you have a good man. Because your so incredibly beautiful. That, I would be taking you for an amazing, test drive!!!”

“Damn!! You are fine!!!”

And many remarked about how former NFL star Kordell Stewart let the curvy-bodied RHOA star go when the couple divorced in 2013.

“#KORDELL_TRIPPIN………………..”

“Girl!!! Kordell someone kicking the h#ll out his own a$$ 😂😂😂….bet he regrets mistreating you now!!”

“What was Kordell Stewart thinking he must have a concussion from being in the NFL. Damn Porsha😋💞.”

Williams was married to Stewart, a former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback, for two years from 2011 to 2013. The pair’s marriage was captured on WE tv’s “Platinum Weddings” and their union was then shown on RHOA during the early years of Wiliams inclusion in the cast.

But when things turned sour, Williams was also forced to deal with the split on camera.

“Mrs. Stewart had held off on filing for a divorce herself and remained committed to the marriage because Mr. Stewart promised to work on the marriage with her,” Williams’ rep told Us Weekly when the divorce news made headlines. “Instead, he misled her and she found out about the filing in the media. Mrs. Stewart hopes to resolve these personal issues privately with the support of her family, friends and strong faith.”

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