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Feuding No More! Porsha Williams and Kenya Moore Prove They’re Thick as Thieves on ‘RHOA’ Finale

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Porsha Williams and Kenya Moore have come a long way in their friendship and fans are raving about it.

The pair yucked it up at Cynthia Bailey’s launch party for her Seagram’s Escapes beverage, which aired on “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” season finale Sunday night. Hugging one another and even doing the limbo together, the moment was a far cry from the literal dragging that went down between them five years earlier.

“To see the two of y’all go up under that pole together, I would never have thought I would see the day,” Kandi Burruss exclaims on the March 31 episode, a clip of which can be seen by swiping right below.

“That’s the friendship pole!” Williams interjects.

“And I am so happy for all of y’all,” Burruss adds while Williams and Moore embrace.

The stunning turnaround comes after the season 6 reunion that saw Williams get so fed up with Moore that she grabbed her by her hair and dragged her across the floor. Andy Cohen, the host and “Housewives” franchise executive producer, pleaded with Williams to stop as it happened.

Moore wound up calling the police over the assault, and Williams was charged with misdemeanor battery. She was booked and released after posting bond, but not before a mugshot circulated around the interwebs.

While Williams was not fired for the altercation, she was relegated to only being a friend of the show during season 7. By season 8, she resumed her peach holder status.

Reflecting on all of that, fans rejoiced in seeing the new moms bonding.

“This is so cute 🤧”

“I love it when we love on each other.”

“I’m so happy to see the queens smiling laughing happy and unbothered by the haters around them. That’s the way to do it queens, keep shining ladies and let the devil’s stay mad sad and miserable. And to the ones around you that’s trying to bring you down.. there is only one thing to do and that’s to SWIPE!!!!!!”

“Jesus Fixed it!! 👏🏾👏🏾”

This is not the first time the two have shown they’ve put their past issues behind them. When Moore hosted her fairy tale-themed baby shower in October 2018 — the same month the Seagram’s Escapes party was filmed — Williams showed up and supported her.

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