‘My Ovaries’: Porsha Williams Fans Swoon Over Baby Pilar’s Adorable Pic

August 22 marked a special day for “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Porsha Williams and her baby girl Pilar Jhena McKinley.

The first time mother celebrated her daughter whom she shares with fiance Dennis McKinley, turning five months old on Friday. She took to Instagram and posted a photo collage of baby PJ dressed in a white and red onesie with a “P” adorned on the front, a red bow and a multi-color tutu.

Williams reflected on her last few months with her infant daughter, writing, “🎊Whew Chile !! Time flies…My Baby @pilarjhena is 5 Months today !! 🎉I thank God for our beautiful blessing!  #RestingBabyFace.”

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Porsha Williams’ daughter Pilar Jhena’ (@pilarjhena/Instagram)

Fans gushed over baby PJ’s sweet photos while others lightly made note of the youngster’s mean mug that typically graces her pics.

“5?!?! What?! đŸ˜© Geez! This is going so quickly. I never knew how real baby fever was until just now my ovaries đŸ„°”

“🎉 awww our chubby cheeks is 5months! What a cutie!”

“You have a beautiful baby girl! Love seeing pics of her ❀ happy 5 months”

“She is a cutie patootie! That face is adorable. I knew she would cause her Mama is so flyyyyyy!!! 😍”

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Dennis McKinley (left) and Porsha Williams.(@workwincelebrate/Instagram)

“March 22, Williams, 37, gave birth to her and McKinley‘s first child together, welcoming their baby girl at 6lbs 15 oz.

The television personality kept her pregnancy a secret throughout last summer and finally came clean about expanding her family in September 2018. She’d been on pins and needles about sharing her experience with the world, given her past miscarriage.

“When I found out I was pregnant, I was excited [but] I had mixed feelings. The other feeling that I had beside excitement was fear,” she told People magazine last fall. “I’ve had a miscarriage before in my past 
 So just the fear of, ‘Is the baby going to be okay? Will I make it full term?’ All those questions that you ask if you’ve had a miscarriage before.”

Nevertheless, it seems Williams and her fiance McKinley are enjoying every moment of parenthood.

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