Porsha Williams’ Pic with Fiancé Sparks Debate About Kandi Burruss

Porsha Williams appeared to have a great time at Eva Marcille’s wedding over the weekend and stunted with her fiancé Dennis McKinley for some affectionate photos. But somehow, fans used the sweet pics as a way to drag Williams’ apparent feud with Kandi Burruss into the fray.

“🌹Baby love, my baby LOVE🎶 photo: FreddyO Styled: #NoIgJeremy #MeetTheMckinleys,” Williams captioned the photo she uploaded to Instagram Tuesday, Oct. 9.

Porsha Williams

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The image was also shared on “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” fan Instagram account where one fan declared Burruss was somewhere in the cut rolling her eyes.

“And Kandi somewhere rolling her eyes with that duck mouth!!!” user @cremedelakreme1 commented.

Folks wasted little time blasting the remark.

“@cremedelakreme1 the fact that yall CANT keep Kandi name out of yall mouth is hilarious. LOL nothing to roll her eyes about Porsha is getting married to a bisexual cheater now THATS the tea. 👀”

“@cremedelakreme1 naaawwww…Successful people dont hate on others achievements and progress! @kandi ‘s success speaks for itself on that matter.”

“@cremedelakreme1 Why? Kandi is paid and married. I’m sure Porsha’s personal life doesn’t really effect her.”

Still, the IG user had some support.

“Kandi just don’t like to see anyone happy always negative just let porsha enjoy her man.”

“just_a_random._user girl we all know kandi ugly ass roll her eyes at everything Porsha does. She can breathe and kandi would have a problem. At least Porsha has a man that can take care of her and not the other way around 🙃 now catch that tea ☕️😘”

Fans have been chatting about Williams and Burruss’ apparent beef for two months. The speculation that things have fallen apart between the two came after Williams unfollowed Burruss on Instagram in August. Days later, Burruss did the same and now, fans are eagerly awaiting the season 11 premiere of RHOA next month to discover what went down.

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