‘You Beat She by Shereé!’: Fans Notice Porsha Williams Got Her Fashion Collab Off the Ground Quicker Than Shereé Whitfield Could Debut Her Joggers

Being a mom-to-be isn’t slowing Porsha Williams down one bit. “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star just revealed she’s got a new clothing line collab, leaving former co-star Shereé Whitfield in the dust with her own clothing line debut.

Williams on Sunday shared with fans that she’s teaming with high-fast fashion retailer MinxStar for a collection of dresses, jackets and jeans for women of all shapes and sizes.

“I’m so blessed to announce my new clothing line with MinxStar!” Williams wrote on Instagram on March 10. “Having a hand in helping my beautiful queens slay the fashion game day-in and day-out is something I am so excited about creating. I’ve always had a passion for fashion and I’m excited to curate a line that is meant for all women!”

Williams added in a separate post that she has “always wanted a clothing line that represented my personality and this year God has answered my prayers!!”

The items in Williams’ collection range from $34 to $59 and include fitted dresses ready for the club or date night, as well as curve-accentuating jeans and jackets to complement any outfit.

Fans readily congratulated the star on her foray into fashion.

“Congratulations Porsha You Deserve It All Honey! All Of It & There Is More Too Come🙏🏾”

“Continued SUCCESS!!!!! So HAPPY FOR YOU!!!!!”

“Extremely proud of you @porsha4real. 😍😍😍😍”

And some couldn’t help but notice she beat former Bravolebrity Whitfield to market.

“You beat She by Sheree!”

“she by sheree could never.”

“Omg so happy for you maybe you and She by Sheree can do like a collab lol.”

Whitfield has had a tough time getting her newly revamped She by Shereé athleisure line — which most notably is set to include a set of joggers — off the ground.

After finally teasing fans about the return of her failed fashion brand last April, she gave followers a glimpse of the clothing in a promo she released on social media that October.

The star originally said the line would be out in September but amid fielding questions about the missing apparel, drama came when a producer who worked on the promotional video claimed he never got paid for his contributions. Insiders close to Whitfield denied John Carter’s allegation that the star is a “thirsty thief” and said the Atlanta-based producer is “a liar.”

Meanwhile, as of March 2019, She by Shereé has yet to put any clothes on sale.

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