She doesn’t want any focus on the ring etc. “After they were officially engaged, they threw a Prayer party for Baby McKinley," said this rep, adding: The singer Lil’ Mo stunned Porsha by singing her favorite song, “4 Ever.”Īnd then Williams and McKinley threw a “prayer party” for their impending child. “Dennis rented out a venue and took Porsha via helicopter there,” her rep told the aforementioned publication, adding that there were “candles and rose petals everywhere.”īut it actually got even better and more unique from there. The long-time Bravo personality was very happy to provide People Magazine with the details. Indeed, Williams has agreed to marry boyfriend Dennis McKinley not long after announcing to the world that the couple is expecting its first child. I’m ready for the rest of our life! Photo: ring by: Leon Diamond. Matter of fact I said HELL YESSSS lol !! Love you baby #DM. "I said YES….," Porsha wrote as a caption to the Instagram image above, later adding:
Quite the opposite, in fact, as Williams announced something pretty exciting via Instagram on Monday morning… Photo via Instagram Well, Williams hasn’t slowed down since RichGirl disbanded, because she has now dropped her first solo project and she was recently cast in the upcoming season of R&B Divas LA on TV One.Porsha Williams admitted a few weeks ago that she’s pregnant and scared.īut at least the veteran Real Housewives of Atlanta cast member will not be pregnant, scared and alone. With that being said we were able to get in several interviews that we will post in the next couple of days that will at least give you some insight to what it was like.įirst up in the list of interviews is the stunningly beautiful R&B artist known as Brave Williams who you may have seen on MTV’s Making The Band, or on tour with Beyonce in her girl group known as RichGirl. This past weekend was geared towards Black Entertainment Television with the 2015 BET Awards and all the free concerts and just about everything else you can imagine when BET comes to town.
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