Porsha Williams & Fiancé Dennis McKinley Celebrate Birth Of Baby Girl

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The couple finally revealed their daughter's name.

Throughout her pregnancy, Porsha Williams has only referred to her baby-to-be as "PJ," leaving fans in suspense as to what her first born's name would be, but today everyone found out when the 37-year-old gave birth to her daughter Pilar Jhena after undergoing a C-section. Porsha looked beautiful as she was glammed up for PJ's arrival.

According to People, the Real Housewives of Atlanta star's little girl came in weighing 6 lbs., 15 oz., and measuring 20 inches long. “What a time to be alive! Porsha and I are so happy and blessed to announce the arrival of our daughter, Baby PJ,” Willams and fiancé Dennis McKinley said in a joint statement. “We couldn’t have imagined a more magical moment! Can’t thank everyone enough for joining us on this journey. It’s been a fantastic journey."

The new parents also recently were blessed with a surprise gift—or should we say, McKinley received a present from an unlikely source. Maury Povich gifted McKinley with a baby onesie that featured Maury Povich's face on it with the words, "You are the father." He also included a note that reads, "Porsha and Dennis, I wanted to celebrate the upcoming arrival of your baby girl with a small gift from The Maury Show. :) Best, Maury Povich." McKinley thought the present was hilarious and captioned the photo, "@officialmauryshow Maury man you petty 😂😂"

For years, Real Housewives of Atlanta fans have watched as Porsha has been honest about wanting to get married and expand on her family by having children. There has been a string of relationships documented on the show, including her messy divorce from Kordell Stewart, but now she has the soon-to-be-husband and baby she's always wanted. Congrats to them!

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