‘You Already Had the Baby!’ Porsha Williams Fans None Too Pleased by This New Pic Shared to Baby Pilar’s Instagram Page

Porsha Williams has been providing a steady stream of photos of baby Pilar Jhena’ as of late, but a couple of days ago she interrupted it to share a throwback pregnancy pic.

The image, however, was not necessarily well received by followers.

“The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star on Sunday shared a photo of her posing with a pregnant belly in a lilac-colored tulle gown that slightly exposed her belly and featured a plunging neckline. Williams wore her dark hair down as it cascaded across her arms and she looked off smiling into the distance. Her left hand, with her massive engagement ring on display, was resting on her stomach.

“Throwback of me in mommy’s tummy 💜” the image shared to Pilar’s official Instagram page read.

Porsha Williams
Porsha Williams. (Photo: @pilarjhena/Instagram)

Some fans delighted in what they saw.

“Most beautiful and radiant pregnant diva.”

“My favorite thus far 😍”

“@Porsha4real you were one of the most beautiful pregnant women I’ve ever seen. No disrespect but Kenya never looked that good.”

However, others weren’t too pleased about not seeing a new photo of Pilar’s face on their timelines.

“You already had the baby… why You keep showing these pictures? Just show pics of the baby!”

“@fcomer01 same thing I said..!!! This girl took a 💯 pictures while she was pregnant 😂😂”

“How u post Pilar all week then post a throwback on Sunday& throwback is on Thursday’s 😕”

“You can stop with pregnant picture now and keep showing that beautiful pic of that baby girl..js.”

After Pilar was born on March 22, Williams announced to People magazine her name and birth weight: 6 pounds, 15 ounces.

“What a time to be alive! Porsha and I are so happy and blessed to announce the arrival of our daughter, Baby PJ,” she and her fiancé Dennis McKinley said in a statement to the publication at the time.“We couldn’t have imagined a more magical moment! Can’t thank everyone enough for joining us on this journey — it’s been a fantastic journey.”

After that, fans waited nearly two months to see Pilar’s face, only getting glimpses of theback of her head or a foot here and there.

But on Mother’s Day, when the last episode of her “RHOA” spinoff “Porsha’s Having a Baby” aired, fans finally got to see PJ in all her glory. They readily gushed over the photos.

This is a doll!!! Absolutely Beautiful Baby.. ….love you guys!”

“She’s ADORABLE look’s just like her dad…”

“She looks exactly like Dennis awwwwwwwwww😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍”

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