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Porsha Williams Already Longing for Her Pre-Baby Body Back

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Porsha Williams is only a few months along in her pregnancy and she’s already begging for her old body back.

On Instagram, the “Real Housewives of Atlanta” co-star shared a throwback photo of her snatched pre-baby body as she sported a curve hugging black dress with a plunging neckline.

“Not long ago …” she captioned the photo, followed by the hashtag #lilDiane.

Fans urged Williams not to worry, however, saying she would have her banging body back in no time.

“You’re gonna snap right back! Watch!” said one fan.

“You’re already reminiscing, baby girl?” wrote another. “We want to see your immaculate bump developing. Don’t worry, after DJ or PJ is born, that Snap Back is going to be a beast! đŸ€—đŸ˜”

Other fans agreed, telling Williams to enjoy the road to mommyhood.

“Enjoy the pregnancy! You’ll bounce back quick😘,” they said.

Meanwhile, folks couldn’t help but notice the hashtag #lilDiane and speculated whether Williams planned to name the baby after her mom, who she shares a close relationship with.

“That’s the baby name? Diane?,” one fan asked with urgency. “I know that’s her mother’s name. I thought Maybe she would name her baby after her mom.”

Williams, 37, and fiancé Dennis McKinley are expecting their first child together this spring. The reality star announced the exciting news in September after months of speculation she was indeed expecting a baby. Williams was over the moon to finally reveal her pregnancy, six years after suffering a miscarriage.

“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,” she told PEOPLE magazine last month.

“I’ve had a miscarriage before in my past, which I’ve also been open about because I suffer with fibroids and had to have a myomectomy,” she added. “So just the fear of, ‘Is the baby going to be okay? Will I make it full term?’ All those questions that you ask if you’ve had a miscarriage before.”

Porsha Williams

Newly engaged Porsha Williams is expecting her first child this spring. (Image courtesy of Instagram)

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