‘Is She Eating Steak?’ Porsha Williams’ Fans Marvel at How Big Her 2-Month-Old Has Gotten

Porsha Williams is finally showing off her baby girl on the ‘Gram after keeping her face a secret for so long, and a new photo is shocking fans.

The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star on Thursday shared a photo of a snoozing Pilar Jhena’ to the social media website May 16.

“Took mommy 30min to get me to lay down like this so she can try to put on a lil makeup for daddy lol 😩 #ToughCookie #7Weeks,” Williams captioned the post made to Pilar’s Instagram page.

As cute as PJ looked curled up in her onesie and snuggling her pink blanket, fans were largely stunned by the size of the infant who was born on March 22.

“Whew chileeee somebody been drinking that milk and eating 😂😂😂😂 Pilar baby girl is getting big.”

“but how is she so big already 😩”

“She’s gtg so big! Looking like she’s 4 months instead of 6 wks.”

“She definitely isn’t missing any meals😍😍 “

“Wow, Porsha! Is she eating steak? Lol She looks JUST like big daddy and he must be proud!!💋❤️❤️💋”

Pilar was born to Williams and her fiancé Dennis McKinley almost exactly two months ago. When PJ came into the world, she weighed 6 pounds, 15 ounces, and measured 20 inches long. The days of being so tiny are clearly behind her now, however, as well as the moments of Williams hiding her face from the world.

The star publicly displayed her baby’s face in the final part of her “RHOA” spinoff special “Porsha’s Having a Baby,” which aired last Sunday. In addition, a spread of official photos made their way to People magazine. A month prior, Williams dished on her baby’s emerging personality.

“She’s a diva,” Williams previously said to the publication. “Literally, on her one-month celebration is when I saw the most of her personality. When she wants her bottle, she wants it right then. And when she’s done, she’s done. She’s on her own time schedule. She runs our house, literally! We are all on PJ’s beckoning call.”

PJ’s personality is a lot like her mom’s, but fans were able to instantly see that Pilar takes after her restaurateur dad in the looks department.

“Lord she looks just like her father. She is so precious ♥️♥️”

“They always say girls look like their dads, and boys like the moms. This is living proof! He carried PJ lol.”

“Damn….no Maury needed! #YouAreTheFather 💯”

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