‘Petty Porsha’: Porsha Williams Diddy Crops This ‘RHOA’ Star and Leaves Fans in Stitches

It looks like Porsha Williams is taking on the title of “Miss Shady Boots.”

The “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star threw shade at one of her cast mates this week and it immediately grabbed her fans’ attention. She took to Instagram on Sunday evening and posted a snapshot of herself, Marlo Hampton and Cynthia Bailey at Hampton’s hair event for her new “H.E.R.” wig collection.

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(From left) Porsha Williams, Marlo Hampton and Cynthia Bailey, and a seemingly cropped Yovanna Momplaisir. @porsha4real/Instagram

“I wanna shout out my BOSS unshakable friend @marlohampton !! Her new wig line is all that! Congratulations 🎉 #Rhoa 🙌🏾🔥  #Jobzzzz  #GirlBoss  #Support,” Williams captioned her post.

It didn’t take fans long to realize that Williams had cropped out friend of the show Gail “Yovanna” Momplaisir.

” Omg 😂😂😭 hit her with the Diddy crop. The shade!!!! @porsha4real”

“Yuck was that yovonna glad shes cropped out 🤣  Porsha, I swear I love your petty a.s! 😂”

“Girl who is that cau 😂 SHADY CROP 🤣 now y’all really gon have us thinking she’s the snake! #pettyporsha.”

An Instagram user called Williams on the carpet for cropping Momplaisir out of her photo, writing, “Alright croppable Casey 🤣.” The “RHOA” actress responded with a laughing emoji.

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@porsha4real/Instagram

It’s unclear why Williams shaded her cast mate, but, according to viewers, Yovanna isn’t much of a fan favorite on the show.

The new mother’s shady post comes days after she blasted her “RHOA” co-star Eva Marcille for making rude comments about her new friend Kenya Moore.

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Eva Marcille (left) and Porsha Williams (right). (Photos: @evamarcille/Instagram and @porsha4real/Instagram)

Marcille called Moore a bully-turned-victim after a recent episode showed the pair getting into a heated argument.

In Moore’s defense, Williams responded back to Marcille, “Oh hush Chile 😂 you do the same thing! Y’all remembers this lil hypocritical post at reunion cuz I guarantee she will forget it when she herself is playing miss #amnesiavictim! lol.”

Williams and Marcille’s beef apparently started when the former model made some seemingly shady comments about Williams and her fiancé McKinley. It also didn’t help that Marcille seemingly suggested Williams was a “snake.”

“There’s definitely a snake in the group, and a lot of this season you see us trying to figure out who the snake is,’ Marcille told TooFab in November. “And it’s like so unassuming and kind of catches you off guard.”

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