‘Milfing Baaaaby’: Fans Claim Porsha Williams Has the ‘Juice’

Porsha Williams slayed some looks over the weekend. Williams, a cast member of “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” shared a photo to Instagram on Saturday, April 18, that showcased her sitting on her staircase. People admired the 38-year-old television personality for her modelesque appearance and claimed she gave off “MILF’ vibes.

Williams, a mother of one, wore a Versace long-sleeve shirt and tight leather pants. She rocked a long, wavy side ponytail and sported a large pair of gold hoop earrings. The “Dish Nation” radio personality leaned forward and slightly opened her mouth to strike her pose. Williams mentioned that she’s feeling at peace with her shelter-in-place life. She shared a quote in her caption from meditation guru Paramahansa Yogananda.

Porsha Williams modeling on her staircase. @porsha4real/Instagram

She wrote in her caption: “Through the portals of silence, the healing sun of wisdom and peace will shine upon you.” Williams received over 40,000 likes for her inspirational message, but many people were taken aback by her captivating stance.

One user wrote, “Milfing baaaaby lol.”

“Killn it 🙌🏼💯😍.”

“You got that juice sis🔥.”

A fourth user said, “I thought @evamarcille was the model.”

“Love your energy sis @porsha4real 🤗🤗🤗😍.”

“Looking GOODT😍,” a sixth excitedly beamed.

“🔥🔥 Bringing fire.”

An eighth commented,”@porsha4real simply stunning you are literally the bomb.com🥰😘❤️.”

Porsha Williams wearing a crop top nearly four months after giving birth. @porsha4real/Instagram

Williams and her fiancé Dennis McKinley welcomed their baby girl, Pilar Jhena’ McKinley, into the world in March 2019. Williams, the Pampered by Porsha founder, shared in a 2019 interview with People that she was taking her time to bounce back to her pre-pregnancy weight. The “Celebrity Apprentice” contestant explained that she was proud of her post-pregnancy body and said she wanted to lose her baby weight naturally.

Williams snapped back quicker than most people thought she would. She flaunted her midsection on social media nearly four months after giving birth. Fans praised the reality star for taking her time to get into shape.

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