‘Mrs. SnapBack’: Porsha Williams’ ‘Disco Queen’ Look Captivates Fans

Porsha Williams has informed fans that she’s ready to get back in shape, and the star is showing off her progress on the ‘Gram.

The Real Housewives of Atlanta” cast member casually posed in a silver shimmery gown and big curly hair. She completed her look with a black fur frock and a tiny wristlet that matched her dress.

“Stop trying to be less of who you are. Let this time in your life cut you open and drain all of the things that are holding you back.-Jennifer Elisabeth 🔥” she captioned the Saturday Instagram post. She also noted that she did her own makeup, which included a brown smoky eye, false lashes and a nude lip.

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Porsha Williams. (Photo: @porsha4real/Instagram)

The image swiftly captivated fans who complimented her looks and her apparent slim-down.

“Ok disco Queen !”

“Dayyyyyyum @porsha4real , you look amazing. Babygirl know you wearing that. Better hurry and leave before she wake up and stop you in your tracks 😂😂😂😂😂”

“Ok Mrs. SnapBack 🔥🔥”

“Soooooo you just gon randomly slay our timelines like that? 😩😩😩😩 I was not ready!”

“Ooooooooo kill em 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥”

“I love your caption, and u look amazing boo 😍😍😍😍😍”

Williams recently disclosed that she’s ready to get back into the gym six months after giving birth to her first child, daughter Pilar Jhena’.

Sharing a throwback photo of her former lingerie line, Naked Lingerie, to Instagram last week, she said, “A superb throw back by @dewaynerogers !!! I start working out next week and I’m finally ready to go hard !! 🔥 Who remembers my lingerie line?? Should I bring out back ?? @gonakedhair wig.”

Williams had been focusing on raising up her little one over the last several months rather than chasing a snapback in the gym.

“I just feel like we 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 said in the caption of an August video where she wore a bikini and exposed her stretch marks for the world to see.

“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,” she went on. “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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