Porsha Williams Parties It Up at Reported Gender Reveal Party As Fans Wonder About Relationship with Kandi Burruss

Porsha Williams isn’t letting her growing baby bump slow her down when it comes to having a good time. “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star got her groove on during what appeared to be a gender reveal party.

“#PorshaWilliams TURNED UP with family and friends at her palace tonight for a possible gender reveal! Will it be a BOY or GIRL? 👏🏾🎀👧🏽 #RHOA,” an unofficial fan account for the hit Bravo series posted on Instagram Saturday, Sept. 29.

Williams wore a long-sleeved midi dress and heels at the all-white party, which saw her sister Lauren Williams and RHOA friends of the show Marlo Hampton and Shamea Morton as some of the attendees.

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But while Williams was celebrating possibly learning if she and boyfriend Dennis McKinley are expecting a boy or a girl, fans have continued to be concerned about the state of her friendship with Kandi Burruss.

Over the summer, it seemed Williams and Burruss had rekindled their relationship after it soured when former RHOA star Phaedra Parks spread a rumor that Burruss wanted to drug and rape Williams in her supposed sex dungeon.

But things took a turn when Williams unfollowed Burruss on Instagram. That came after the two danced the night away by ringing in Burruss’ husband Todd Tucker’s birthday in August. Less than a week later, Burruss did the same with Williams.

So even though Williams and Burruss were recently spotted filming together, fans have continued to wonder about the status of their relationship.

“I love seeing them together but I thought kandi and porsha unfollowed each other again . What’s tea? Can’t wait for the trailer 😫😫😫.”

“Are kandi and Porsha cool or no ain’t nobody got time for maybe lol.”

“Look like kandi and porsha cordial. Their drama probably isnt even that serious.”

“@black.nicolee if their not on good terms ….it’s not Porsha’s fault 🤷🏽‍♀️ but I hope Kandi can get over it.”

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