‘So Peter Still Don’t Like Porsha?’: Fans Call Out Peter Thomas for Seemingly Throwing Shade at Porsha Williams After They Take a Photo Together  

If fans are to be believed, it appears Peter Thomas could still be holding a slight grudge towards his former “Real Housewives of Atlanta” cast mate Porsha Williams after the 61-year-old seemingly threw shots at her in a new Instagram post. 

The pair’s public feud dates back to the ninth season of the hit Bravo series, which aired from 2016 to 2017. In it, Williams accused Thomas of sleeping with his staff while he was still married to Cynthia Bailey. Although Thomas denied the accusations, he and Bailey would ultimately divorce in 2017. 

So Peter Still Don?t Like Porsha?': Fans Call Out Peter Thomas for Seemingly Throwing Shade at Porsha Williams After They Take a Photo Together ?
Peter Thomas(far right) shared he stopped Porsha Williams’ fiancé Simon Guobadia’s birthday and takes photo with Nyonisela Sioh (far left), Porsha Williams (center left) and Nene Leakes (center right). Photo:@peterthomasrhoa/Instagram

In the upload shared on June 2, the Bar One owner expressed in the caption that he decided to stop by Williams’ fiancé Simon Guobadia’s birthday party. Guobadia, who turned 58 that day, celebrated his birthday at Pasha Restaurant and Bar in Atlanta.

While sharing photos from the event, including a pic with Nene Leakes, her boyfriend Nyonisela Sioh, Williams, and himself, Thomas wrote, “Stopping by @iamsimonguobadia birthday party, hanging with people that I like/love having a great time.”

As the image featuring the former “RHOA” co-stars began circulating online, many mentioned how stunned they were to see Williams and Thomas taking a photo together after all that had transpired.

Peter Thomas and Simon Guobadia
Peter Thomas (left) and Simon Guobadia (right). (Photo: @peterthomasrhoa/Instagram)

A couple of individuals claimed that Thomas still doesn’t like Williams after seeing his remarks that said he was hanging out with people he liked and loved.

“Not Porsha and Peter ‘ask your husband how he pays his waitresses.'”

“So Peter still don’t like Porsha.”

“Not Porsha and Peter chile. This messy as hell I live.”

“That like was definitely for Porsha. Peter is petty Chile.”

“Peter talking about ppl that he “like/love” lmaoooo. He’s so damn sassy.”  

“Peter with the shade always.”

Despite Thomas’ comments Williams has yet to address his post.

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