‘That Baby Living Better Than Me’: Porsha Williams Fans Envy Her 1-Year-Old Daughter’s New ‘Whip’ After Noticing This

Porsha Williams‘ daughter Pilar Jhena’ is already getting accustomed to living lavishly.

The “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star shared a chain of photos to Instagram on Thursday, April 23, that showed baby Pilar enjoying her mini version of a Range Rover. The electric toy car featured an aux cord for the 1-year-old to listen to music and an all-black leather interior.

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Porsha Williams’ daughter Pilar Jhena’. @porsha4real/Instagram

Williams’ daughter appeared to be happy with her new gift and was smiling quite a bit in her photos. Referencing her daughter’s designer wear, Williams wrote in her caption, “Life is Gucci baby 🌈 @pilarjhena enjoying some vitamin D ❤️ #HappyEarthDay.”

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

The “RHOA” star’s post generated over 152,000 likes and a swarm of fan remarks.

“Is the dashboard a sticker or is it real LED? 😍😭”

“These photos just called me poor 😂😂 PJ rich already “

“Not the cord for her music 🎶 😂 damn that baby living better than me #vroomvroom 😍”

“How cute😍❤️💕💕 I had no idea these little trucks had LEATHER seats!! 😭😭😭 gotta love a bougie baby!”

“Man that lil car got leather interior 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 awwww too cute… love it PJ with her own ‘baby license’ 🤣❤️”

“PJ got the leather seats in the whip and the aux in her range..she lit 😂❤️ yasssss come thru baby girl”

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Porsha Williams and Dennis McKinley. (Photo: @porsha4real/Instagram)

Williams welcomed baby PJ with her fiancé Dennis McKinley in March 2019.

The mother of one’s recent post of her daughter follows shortly after fans mentioned how much baby Pilar resembles Porsha’s younger sister Lauren Williams.

McKinley posted a sweet photo of the toddler sitting up and enjoying a bottle of water to herself. Lauren commented on the post, “Awwww, she does look like meeeee I can’t wait to see her. It’s been foreverrrrr”

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Lauren Williams (left) with sister Porsha Williams. (Photo: @lodwill/Instagram)

Fans also agreed.

“Woooow, this clears it up; she looks just like mommy & aunty 💕💕💕💕 Soooo cuuute,” one person said.

Another added, “She does look just like you. This picture 😍.”

McKinley finally chimed in to the comments section and teased his future sister-in-law, writing, “Well, her Mother & you look-alike sooooo 😂😂😂😬.”

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