Porsha Williams’ Fans Eager for Her to Give Birth After She Shares Loving Message from Sister

Porsha Williams is in the final stretch of her pregnancy and it’s safe to say her sister Lauren Williams is eager to meet her niece — and so are Porsha’s fans.

The emotional mom-to-be shared a sweet message from her sister on Sunday, Feb. 10.

“There’s nothing like having a sister and there’s nothing like having kids alongside each other.” Lauren began. “Our girls will feel like siblings and probably bicker like them too but they’ll always have each other. They’ll cry to each other and play strong for each other. They’ll tell each other everything yet hide some things from each other (until the truth bursts out with tears following). Regardless of what happens in this world PJ and Bales will always know they at least have each other to talk it through with just like us 😊. #weallwegot #insidejoke”

“She totally just made me cry with this one 😭❤️❤️ love you sissy can’t wait to watch them grow up together!!” Porsha added.

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It’s clear that the days of strain between the sisters, which was showcased on season 9 of “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” when Lauren was pregnant with her now-3-year-old daughter Baleigh, are firmly over.

At the time, tensions flared between the sisters since Lauren was not only working with her older sister but also living in her Porsha’s home.

“Yes, that was difficult, OK? We hit a big bump in the beginning when she first got there, just being around each other so much, I think we were irritating each other, you know what I’m saying, just picking at each other,” Porsha told The Daily Dish in 2017. “But right after that, it was like, OK, I got it. We need our space here and there. So we take those moments of like, ‘OK, girl, I’m in my room. You can be downstairs.'”

Now, the Williams siblings have splintered off into their own homes and they can’t wait to share their experiences with motherhood together.

But as excited as Lauren is to meet baby PJ, the nickname Porsha and fiancé Dennis McKinley have given their unborn child, fans may be even more eager.

“Tell PJ to come on, we waiting!! ❤️”

“Girl, I’ll be glad when you pop already! It’s like you been pregnant forever… sheesh 🤦🏾‍♀️”

“I can’t wait to see the baby I am so glad u is finally getting wat u want u gone be a good mother 😘😘”

“When is baby PJ due??”

 

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