Porsha Williams Splits From Dennis McKinley
Porsha Williams and Dennis McKinley are no longer an item.
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E!News confirmed that the Real Housewives of Atlanta star and her fiance have called it quits.
Fans of the reality TV star and talk show host called the split after noticing that Williams had unfollowed McKinley on Instagram.
She actually unfollowed her beau back in May, shortly after rumors started to spread that McKinley had cheated on Williams with Sincerely Ward of WAGS Atlanta.
NEW YORK, NY – APRIL 21: Actor Sincerely Ward attends Beautycon Festival NYC 2018 – Day 1 at Jacob Javits Center on April 21, 2018 in New York City. (Photo by Matthew Eisman/Getty Images for Beatycon)
However, the RHOA star swiftly re-followed McKinley and her fiance denied the allegations in a previous statement to E!News.
“These false and slanderous allegations against me are made solely to damage my reputation, jeopardize my ongoing businesses, and negatively impact my family,” McKinley said at the time. “My attempts to ignore this slander have only empowered Latasha Kebe (aka Tasha K.) to create more false accusations. I am currently taking legal action—and am currently being represented by Michael T. Sterling of Dreyer Sterling, LLC.”
Ward also denied the rumors and said that she had “never met” Williams’ fiance.
At the end of September, Williams and McKinley got engaged, and the news broke on October 1. The announcement came just weeks after Williams had announced her pregnancy with their first child together.
“No one will ever understand what it means to me—for me to have gone through a miscarriage before, all by myself, without the person who made that child with me as my support, to now be pregnant and have the man who is the father of my child be so loving, so thoughtful, it means the world to me,” she said on the Real Housewives of Atlanta after the proposal.
Williams and McKinley’s daughter, PJ was born in March.
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