Fans Beg Porsha Williams to Slow Down After She Shows Off Huge Engagement Ring

“Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Porsha Williams is flashing her engagement ring all over social media, and fans think she’s moving a little too fast.

Williams reportedly got engaged to boyfriend Dennis McKinley and is basking in her new love. The mother-to-be took to Instagram on Sunday evening and shared a photo of herself rocking a huge diamond ring on her left ring finger. She wrote, “Feed off of good energy or bad energy will feed on you! – PW 🎭.”

Porsha Williams

(photo credit: Porsha’s Instagram)

Fans flooded the star’s comments and congratulated Williams on her newfound happiness.

“Congrats on your happiness, you look blessed Porsha i am so happy for you all in God time,” one of her fans wrote.

On the other, some of Williams’ fans felt she’s moving entirely too fast in her relationship with McKinley and told her to take it slow.

“Chile… this is happening fast. I hope that ain’t somebody else boyfriend,” one person commented.

“Shotgun weddings ain’t it buddy but, more happiness to them,” said one fan.

“She was just on a dating show a few knobs ago now she engaged #imlost.

Williams announced in September that she and her fiancĂŠ are expecting their first child together.

“When I found out I was pregnant, I was excited [but] I had mixed feelings. The other feeling that I had beside excitement was fear,” Williams told People magazine. “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.”

The RHOA star seems to be extremely happy with McKinley, and the two reportedly celebrated their gender reveal party on Sept 29. Williams posted a photo of her niece standing under a banner that read, “Baby McKinley.” She captioned the image, “Baleigh is excited for her baby cousin 😩❤️❤️ #TitiBaby.”

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