Dennis McKinley appears to be addressing his wrongdoings following his rumored breakup with his fiancée Porsha Williams.
On Saturday, Aug. 22, the reality star from “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” took to his Instagram story, where he posted a subliminal quote from the book “Radical Generosity: Living Right and Loving Others in the Name of Jesus,” which was written by Marvin Williams in 2016. The cryptic message read: “There is no better test of a man’s integrity than his behavior when he is wrong.”
People instantly reacted to the message and expressed the idea that they believe Dennis stepped out on his relationship with Porsha again. A fan wrote: “They just love getting religious when they cheat🙄,” followed by someone else who said “Man gone. Men always wanna be spiritual after their wrong doings…🙄.”
Two weeks ago rumors spread that the pair split up after they’d unfollowed each other on Instagram after Porsha wrote a cryptic message on social media that read: “You was really really lucky, RELAX.” While the pair didn’t directly confirm the breakup rumors, this isn’t the first time the couple called it quits or they’ve shone the spotlight on Dennis’ admitted immoral behavior. Last year, the owner of The Original Hot Dog Factory revealed to Porsha during a couples therapy session on season 12 of the “RHOA” that he cheated on her during and after her pregnancy with their now 1-year-old daughter Pilar Jhena’ McKinley because of the intimacy issues he experienced while she was pregnant and the stress he internalized from dealing with her postpartum depression.
The 39-year-old “Dish Nation” talent forgave Dennis for his infidelity months later and the couple still had plans to walk down the aisle even though they had not yet set a wedding date. Porsha was spotted wearing her $750,000, 13-carat engagement ring on Tuesday, Aug. 18, when she shared a photo on Instagram that showed her wearing a mini dress and rocking her diamond. It’s unclear if the couple actually called their relationship quits or if they’re just seemingly going through a rough patch.
