Porsha Williams Addresses Ex Dennis McKinley’s Drew Sidora Connection on WWHL

Porsha Williams has been feuding with Drew Sidora all season on The Real Housewives of Atlanta. The reason? Drew was making music with Dennis McKinley, Porsha’s baby daddy. While the duo is reportedly just friends and collaborating on Drew’s new music, Porsha felt that Drew was being sneaky.

Recently, on Watch What Happens Live, Porsha shared how she feels about Drew and Dennis now. The update might surprise you!

Porsha was so furious at Drew that she excluded her from her birthday trip to Nashville. Drew went anyway, at the invitation of Angela Oakley. However, that was a big mistake, because Porsha was silently furious at Dennis for filming RHOA scenes with Drew.

During Porsha’s appearance on WWHL, host Andy Cohen grilled Porsha about Drew and Dennis. “Are you surprised that Drew tried to downplay her closeness with Dennis in the first place, and say that they didn’t talk on the phone and stuff?” Andy asked.

Porsha responded, “You know, in retrospect, I think that they kind of came up with that whole thing. I don’t know if they actually did anything.”

The Atlanta peach added, “I think it was a ‘Let’s surprise Porsha.’ Dennis knows that he can get a reaction out of me. So I think that helped the storyline for her music, maybe.”

Well, Dennis was certainly interested in getting publicity for Drew’s music.

“If you had to give a definite yes or no answer, do you think that Drew and Dennis have hooked up?” Andy asked.

“I mean, if they have, like I said, as long as she can do baby hair for Pilar [McKinley], I’m all for it. Like get married,” Porsha said. When her fellow guest Gizelle Bryant objected, Porsha said that she likes Drew and thinks that she is a good mom.

When Gizelle asked if Porsha wanted Drew to be Pilar’s stepmother, Porsha answered, “He has his own personal life. But I genuinely think that they made it up to get my attention.”

The Real Housewives of Atlanta airs on Sundays at 8/7c on Bravo. The show streams on Hayu in the UK and Ireland.