Jennifer Williams Gives Vague Response After Eagle-Eyed Fan Notices Left Hand: ‘We See That Ring’

Jennifer Williams may be in love, but she’s making it clear that doesn’t mean she’s jumping the broom anytime soon.

The “Basketball Wives” star uploaded a photo to her Instagram page Feb. 18 posing in a Blue & Bougie faux fur jacket from her own Classy Girl wardrobe line.

“About last night… Dinner date with someone I love 💙,” she wrote in the caption, teasing she stepped out for some quality time with her man on Sunday night.

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(Photo: @jenniferwilliams/Instagram)

But while the $110 jacket was the star of the pic, one eagle-eyed fan took note of the rock on that telltale finger.

“Jennifer, we see that ring, on your left hand 👀👀👀,” said @iamprincess_feelfabb.

Instantly, Williams nipped in the bud any speculation that she’s engaged by writing back, “@iamprincess_feelfabb it’s not [what] you think.”

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Still, that doesn’t mean Williams isn’t happy with who she’s been dating. While his identity remains a mystery, she did open up about her main squeeze while speaking on “The Breakfast Club” morning radio show back in September.

“He does real estate,” she said, noting she was about to fly to Atlanta to celebrate her birthday with him. “He’s not in the business … he’s definitely a boss. He’s a really good guy. It’s very new, so we’ll see.”

The reality star also revealed her beau is under 50 years old and has children with his ex-wife.

Not much else has been shared about Williams’ man ever since, and the only glimpse fans ever got of him came from an August Instagram Story.

As she sat passenger side in a car, a muscled, tattooed arm rested on the console.

“Him ❤️” Williams wrote across the photo.

Previously, Williams had been dating “Welcome to Sweetie Pie’s” star Tim Norman, with whom she had been engaged in a bitter legal battle over allegations of violence and stalking. The pair’s relationship lasted from November 2016 until they split in September 2017. Before then, Williams was spotted cozying up to actor Cisco Rosado in 2015. That romance came five years after she divorced retired NBA player Eric Williams.

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