Wedding Bells? Porsha Williams Fans Want to Know If She’s Headed Down the Aisle After Donning Flashy Ring

A glitzy rock spotted on Porsha Williams‘ finger has fans speculating she might be engaged.

The “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star is expecting her first child with boyfriend Dennis McKinley and the ring on her left hand suggests wedding bells may be soon to come.

Porsha Williams

The rock on Porsha Williams’ finger has fans thinking she could be headed down the aisle soon. (Image courtesy of PEOPLE / Kendrick Rahmings)

Williams donned the ring during a photo shoot for PEOPLE magazine, where she confirmed her pregnancy after months of fan speculation. In an Instagram post Wednesday, McKinley said their bundle of joy is due in the spring and gushed over the reality of he and Williams building a “dynasty” together.

Fans couldn’t help but notice the rock on the “peach holder’s” finger and begged for her to confirm whether she’d be meeting McKinley at the alter in her white dress.

“Wait, do I see a ring?” one fan exclaimed.

“You engaged and pregnant? Guuuuuurl, you winning,” another fan chimed in.

One fan fawned over the size of the rock, writing, “Look how big her engagement ring is!”

The speculation comes just days after Williams seemingly revealed the sex of her baby, hinting that she and McKinley would be welcoming a girl. It’s been nearly six years since the RHOA star suffered a miscarriage and so far, all seems to be well with her baby.

“Going into the first appointment and being able to see baby and hear baby and know that baby is fine, then I can really wrap my mind around actually becoming a mommy,” she told PEOPLE magazine.

Williams has since made her return to the radio and is showing no signs of slowing down until time draws near for her baby’s arrival. Fans have flooded the mom-to-be with words of love and support, as having a family is something the reality star always dreamed of.

“I’m so happy for you Porsha,” a fan wrote. “I know you’ve been through SO much between having a man and having children. And now everything you wanted is finally happening!”

 

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