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Porsha Williams Smolders in a Barely-There, Black String Bikini

Michelle Regalado

June 20, 2022 at 10:41 AM·1 min read

Porsha Williams is making the most of summer. The Real Housewives of Atlanta alum sizzled in a teeny black bikini while recently soaking up some sun by the pool, as captured in a sultry new photo on Instagram.

On June 18, Porsha took to Instagram to show off her stylish swimwear. In the series of sexy snapshots, the Pursuit of Porsha author can be seen striking several cheeky poses in the barely-there two-piece. Porsha looked radiant while lounging poolside in the black string bikini, which featured a plunging halter top and low-rise, high-cut bottoms adorned with white embroidered detailing.

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“Don’t mind me just charging my melanin,” Porsha wrote in the caption of the photos, going on to give her mom, Diane William, a special shout-out. “My mom cropped these pics! Who else sends pics to their mom and she sends them back the way they should be cropped?”

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Porsha also credited her fiancé Simon Guobadia for snapping the steamy pics, writing, “[Photo credit]: My Hubby,” alongside a heart and fire emoji.

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