‘Stay Woke:’ Porsha Williams Issues Warning to Fans About Nene Leakes

Nene Leakes isn’t the only “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star using Instagram to put her co-star on blast.

A day after Leakes posted a meme on her account apparently calling out Porsha Williams for her lack of loyalty to her play big sister, Williams herself is taking aim at Leakes.

Uploading her own meme on Tuesday, Dec. 4, Williams made it clear how she feels about Leakes’s response to the fallout surrounding the rumors about her fiancé. Kandi Burruss spilled that Dennis McKinley got past girlfriend’s names inked on his body.

“Sometimes God will EXPOSE how people really feel about you during a Small Misunderstanding, 🧐” Williams’ post read.

In the accompanying caption, the star simply wrote, “All to [sic] often😏 Stay woke sis.”

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After patching things up following a rift on season 10, Leakes and Williams got into an online spat over the 50-year-old allegedly informing Williams about McKinley’s past. The issue was brought to the forefront on the Sunday, Dec. 2 episode of RHOA and the women have been trading barbs online ever since.

Leakes has blasted Williams for being disloyal while Williams, who is pregnant with her first child, has maintained her apparent on-air upset was because of editing.

It got so rough Monday that Tamar Braxton decided to try to ease the tension.

“@neneleakes @porsha4real 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️ guys!! Please!! Trust me!! Don’t let this STUPID reality show come between your friendship/sisterhood TRUST me!! I’m the STUPID one!! I’ve made sooo many mistakes!! Please!! PLEASE!! Call each other now!! Or STOP watching. I can only pass it on, 🙏🏾😢” she commented.

Meanwhile, fans have been weighing in on Williams’ newest online address of her drama.

“Just relax and carry your baby to full term and don’t ever take notes of the distraction. 💕💕💕”

“When you da baddest they gon hate boo.”

“ALL DAY!!! Wolves in sheep’s clothing and smiling in yo face.”

“I hope you heard that sis @neneleakes love you!”

“True tea 💯”

“Whatever the situation is… it should’ve been dealt with privately!”

“Aint’ that the truth!!!”

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