‘Ms. Diane Ate Y’all Up’: Porsha Williams’ Mom Steals the Show In Family Photo

Porsha Williams‘ mother unintentionally gave a master class on how to show out on your daughter and fans were living for the lesson.

The Real Housewives of Atlanta” cast member posted an image of herself and her “village” — her mother Diane Williams and sister Lauren Williams, posing together to promote their podcast. Fans were stunned by the matriarch’s beauty.

The Williams women prove Black don’t crack. Photo: @porsha4real/Instagram

“It’s my family for me !!” she captioned the photo. “My village 🥰 Sister & Mommy @lodwill @msdianeofficial !”

In the pic, “The Pursuit of Porsha” author stood on one side of her mother wearing denim skinny jeans, a see-through top and black bra, while her sister stood on the other in a black- and-white striped blazer, white crop top and jeans. It was Ms. Diane and her curves that got the followers talking, however.

After Sunday night’s sexy “RHOA” bachelorette party mystery, Williams appears to be keeping her attention focused on what matters to her the most. During the episode, the investigation of who hooked up with one of the strippers that came to entertain continued, led by Kenya Moore. After a bit of questioning and amateur sleuthing, Williams and fellow cast member Tanya Sam ended up being the housewives accused of having a little bit too much fun with a male stripper named BOLO. The scandalous story previously made headlines in late 2020, however the drama was documented for the show’s current season, giving fans the opportunity to follow along with the drama.

In November, the “Dish Nation” host admitted that she didn’t see such a big deal was being made of the still unconfirmed series of events that really happened at the party. “To me, it was a good time. It was what it was. I don’t really understand why it had to turn so negative.”

Although fans agreed that all of the Williams ladies are gorgeous, it was clear to see where Porsha got her good looks: their 63-year-old mother.

“Miss Diane didn’t have to STUNT on y’all like that 👏🏾”

“Ms Diane is not only a mood but GOALS. 🔥”

“Mommy stepping on the youngin’s neck 🔥”

“Ms Diane the spice!!! 😍😍😍🔥”

“Ms Diane ate y’all up. I’m sorry lol”

The bachelorette party drama continues on next Sunday’s episode of “RHOA,” airing Sunday night at 8 p.m. EST on Bravo.

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