Porsha Williams to Care for Two Babies at the Same Time

Porsha Williams just got a sweet and cuddly surprise from her fiancé Dennis McKinley.

The mom-to-be lost her beloved dog, Neko, in late August but McKinley recently gave her a new furry companion to keep her company.

“Thankful for my New baby #PuppyMckinley ❤️😩Dennis totally shocked me because recently my dog Neko passed away 😢and he told me it best we wait until baby gets here to get another one. So for him to walk in with her was so special ☺️ #ItsaGirl #Morkie,” Williams captioned the video.

When McKinley brought the pup to Williams he said, “we’ve got a new addition to the family.” His wife-to-be couldn’t help but gush over the Maltese/Yorkie mix and expressed surprise when she noted McKinley said they couldn’t get a dog until later.

Just as Wiliams was enamored with her new pet, fans were equally as thrilled.

“She’s adorable!! I know you’ll have her spoiled!!”

“He’s cute porsha now u hve 2babies.”

“She too perfect💕💕💕”

“How cute…it do look like a toy❤”

“I’m so happy for you Porsha !!! Didn’t know your dog passed.. I feel the lost … I hope the puppy don’t be jealous of the baby.. maybe he should’ve waited until the baby was born …”

“She’s such a cutie pie.. What kind of dog is she?”

Back in September, Williams missed Neko as she took a flight and posted on Instagram.

“I got little Neko in 2005… he was my tiny rider, he was by my side through all of life’s changes over the years. It’s crazy how these little creatures become apart of you and you just know that tiny piece of your heart will never be replaced. Thank you mommy for taking such good care of him since I couldn’t be there at times. On to the next adventure little baby mommy loves you❤️ 😪 🐾”

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