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#SnapBackBoutToBeCrazy: Porsha Williams Shares Glimpse of Post-Baby Body While Modeling Rihanna’s Lingerie Line

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Porsha Williams only gave birth to her baby girl less than two weeks ago but the star is already giving fans a glimpse of how she’s beginning to snap back into shape.

“The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star on Tuesday posted an ad for Savage x Fenty bras on her Instagram Story. But during that time, she briefly exposed how slim her body has already gotten following her scheduled cesarean section on March 22.

“As a new mom, you can’t wait to get back to your sexy,” Williams begins in the clip. “So I am super excited for Savage x Fenty’s launch!”

The star showed off the panties, bras and lingerie she got from singer Rihanna’s intimates collection.

As she modeled one of the bras and bragged about its support, she also shared a glimpse of her tummy, which has begun to flatten out.

“[It’s important for] us women to feel comfortable in our own skin,” she goes on in the Instagram Story ad. “Yes, I just had a baby, I’ll be working out when I get to it. But I love this piece because it’s just — look at it, it just fits so nice and comfortable. It’s just perfect for me.”

Williams’ fiancé Dennis McKinley is certainly appreciating the “RHOA” star’s emerging snapback. The owner of The Original Hot Dog Factory posted an ode to his woman on Instagram Tuesday night describing how much his respect for her has gone up after she gave birth to Pilar Jhena’ last month.

“Whew! I have an entirely different level of respect for motherhood…9 months carrying & birth of your mini me and now you’re in full rehab mode…I’m pretty sure you can compete in a triathlon right now! Respect to all the mothers… @porsha4real ❤️ 💪🏾 🙏🏾#SnapBackBoutToBeCrazy #MilfSeason #PWillyToPMcKinley #porshahavingababy #grateful,” the Atlanta-based restaurateur said.

While Williams is not working on getting her pre-baby body back just yet, she’s been enjoying the time spent with McKinley and Pilar. The first-time mom gave birth to her little one on March 22 and since then she’s been eager to share her life as a new mother with fans — even if she keeps Pilar’s face hidden from her followers.

“I wanna live in my mommy’s arms forever! ❤️” read the caption of an image of Williams happily gazing down at her baby girl posted on Pilar’s Instagram account on March 31.

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