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‘Love to See Her Smile’: Porsha Williams Celebrates with 1-Year-Old Daughter and Fans Gush Over Her Adorableness

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Porsha Williams‘ fans apparently can’t get enough of her daughter Pilar Jhena.

Baby PJ stole millions of hearts this week in a series of Easter photos her mother uploaded to her page. The reality star from “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” took to Instagram Monday, April 13 and wrote in her caption, “Happy Easterrrr! Yes we are late …we slept all day and celebrated at night lol Plus took me all day to get these pics 🤦🏾‍♀️😂🐰🐰🐰 @pilarjhena”

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Porsha Williams’ daughter Pilar Jhena is all smiles. (Photo: @porsha4real/Instagram)

The images Williams posted show baby PJ smiling up a storm while in her adorable Burberry dress. Her joyous smile and pictures drew several compliments from fans.

“Gawsh!!! She is the sweetest! A cake topper ♥️ I love to see her smile ❤️”

“She is a living dollbaby❤️ looking more and more like her mommy  #HappyEaster”

“PJ is so cute🤗 God bless her always🙏🏽 she is so adorable. Look at that smile!”

“Happy Easter adorable cute angel 👼. Blessings always ❤️”

“She looks like such a big girl with all of these teeth I can’t take it 😩the babies grow up so fast 😭”

“She’s the cutest little thing! I love how you dressed her and did her hair! I can’t get enough of her 😍🙌🏾 happy Easter pooh!”

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Porsha Williams and Dennis McKinley (@porsha4real/Instagram)

Williams and her fiancé, Dennis McKinley, celebrated their daughter’s first birthday on March 22.

The new mother had a dance party with their daughter in the comforts of their home while sheltering in place amid the pandemic. The “RHOA” castmate jammed to Stevie Wonder’s “All I Do” song, while PJ walked around their home.

“Dennis let me take PJ @pilarjhena to her first club … #ClubQuarentine,” Williams joked alongside a picture of her twirling PJ in the air. ” We brought in Pj B day with a two step! Were y’all partying too? #SocialDistancingDancing.”

She also wrote her toddler a cute birthday message around midnight, saying, “It’s after 12am & it’s Pj’s @pilarjhena Birthdayyyyy!!! mommy & daddy love you pooh!!”

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