‘Dis What I Like to See’: Why Porsha Williams and Dennis McKinley’s Vacation May Turn Into a Trip Down the Aisle

Porsha Williams and fiancé Dennis McKinley are doing it up in Las Vegas for a child-free Labor Day weekend. And while they’re in Sin City, they may just head down the aisle. ‘Dis What I Like to See’: Why Porsha Williams and Dennis McKinley’s Vacation May Turn Into a Trip Down the Aisle

The duo, who got back together last month after splitting earlier this summer, headed to Vegas for some scantily clad fun with pals Shamea Morton and her hubby, Gerald Mwangi.

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Porsha Williams (left) and Dennis McKinley (right). (Photo: @porsha4real/Instagram)

As “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star shook her booty against her betrothed, Morton snapped a photo of the two.

“💎Me and mine vs 🥞You and yours! 💍 💪🏽@richierichny ⌚️ @mrchrisdajeweler 📷 @shameamorton,” McKinley captioned the image.

Fans applauded the pair’s Sunday night outing between Pilar Jhena’s parents.

“Now dis i can get used to! Dis what I like to see, im so happy to see yall still together! #BlackLove Yall look damn good together!”

“Get it and never let go. Jesus finally fixed it. Am happy for both of you.”

“CONGRATULATIONS, you both deserves unconditional love. 🙏🙏”

“YES!!!! Even though we only see tv life with you two, I really liked you guys as a couple! Please make it work, stay together, fight through the bs.”

“Beautiful. U guys are perfect for each other. U have no idea how we all prayed for u two. I’m so happy you and God fix it.”

One even implored McKinley to go ahead and make things official with his lady love writing, “You need to go head and marry her while you in Vegas.”

“@griff.tworeal in the morning,” The Original Hot Dog Factory owner said.

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Fans virtually jumped for joy over the revelation.

“@workwincelebrate I KNEW IT!!! That’s why y’all brought witnesses. 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️”

“@workwincelebrate we will be waiting ❤❤❤”

“@ree.amore I got married in Vegas! Go for it…we are still in love 💞💋💞”

“@workwincelebrate what are you waiting for? The two of you are just meant to be.💖 Go ahead and get that marriage license tomorrow 😊”

Williams and McKinley initially got engaged last summer after a whirlwind romance and pregnancy. But by the time summer 2019 rolled around, trouble began brewing between the parents. The two unfollowed one another on Instagram, and soon McKinley lawyered up over claims from a YouTube vlogger who said he stepped out on Williams.

However, by the time August rolled around, PJ’s parents were dating again and McKinley popped the question all over during an “RHOA” cast trip to Caribana. The pair originally planned a New Year’s Eve wedding.

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