‘Sis Is Glowin’: Porsha Williams Blows Fans Away As She Serves Goddess Looks

“Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Porsha Williams swept fans off their feet this week with her flawless beauty.

The 38-year-old reality star channeled her inner goddess in her latest snap and left followers in awe. She took to Instagram on Friday morning and shared a photo of herself apparently dressed up as the Greek goddess Aphrodite. She wore an off-white maxi dress adorned with gold lining, gold sandals, drop earrings and a white floral headpiece that covered her voluminous curls.

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Porsha Williams. (Photo: @porsha4real/Instagram)

Williams tagged her geo-location as “Greece” and wrote in her caption, “🥀Aphrodite is the Goddess of Love and Beauty… #Goddess 🇬🇷 “

Over 72,000 fans hit the heart button on her post and showered her with compliments. Many commented on her apparent glow.

“Sis is glowing 😍. … Beautiful! You are a natural beauty though! 💯”

“Porsha!! Gorgeous! Come Thru Sis 🔥 a true goddess you know you did that queen!”

“Ugh i CANT WAIT!!! you look amazing and that dress is everything 💕”

Several fans focused on the star’s banging body.

“My goodness 💞 PJ’s mommy is a goddess and got the body of one to 🤩”

“Jesus Pilar’s mother you look amazing the snap back is too real 😍 goodness my goodness… Wakanda Fine”

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(Porsha Williams and baby Pilar Jhena’. (@porsha4real/Instagram)

But while fans have been praising Williams for her figure, she recognizes that not all mothers have such a massive slim-down after delivery.

Reflecting on that in a lengthy Instagram post made in August, the new mother and fiancée of Dennis McKinley, disclosed that she felt new moms “should be able to bask in motherhood and let our bodies naturally heal and evolve.”

“Like for me I had Pj 4 months ago and I just don’t feel ready to workout,” she continued, maintaining the stance she first went public with last month.

“The snap back culture has put pressure on most moms so they end up feeling insecure about what their body is naturally doing and looks like,” Williams added. “Ion know call me weird but I actually adore my lil marks and feel like it’s a lil badge of honor as all moms should🤷🏾‍♀️❤️ I just want to use myself to encourage fellow mommies 😊”

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