Donning matching pajamas, the 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' star and her 9-month-old daughter celebrate their first Christmas by doing some gift opening session together.
- Dec 27, 2019
AceShowbiz - Porsha Williams' daughter could not be more adorable on her first Yuletide. A day after Christmas, the star of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" treated her fans with a series of photos and videos that captured nine-month-old Pilar Jhena excitedly opening her first Christmas gifts.
In all of the photos and videos shared, the baby girl could be seen donning a red-and-black pajama that matched her parents'. She had her hair accessorized with red ribbons. Surrounded by presents in a number of videos, she could be seen playing with toys. One in particular captured a moment when she and her father, Dennis McKinley, tried on a mini piano.
Along with the post, Porsha gushed, "Literally the best Christmas ever!! @pilarjhena is the best gift I could ever have gotten!" The 38-year-old reality star added, "We Love you and we thank God for you everyday!"
Hours later, "The New Celebrity Apprentice" alum revealed a short clip documenting Pilar's photo session with Santa Clause and her cousin, Baleigh. "#HomeWithSanta. The things mommies do to get that lil smile," she captioned the footage. "Pj like mom yeah yeah ... & Bales is like hurry it on uuuup."
Being a doting mother, Porsha uncovered another of Pilar's milestone in separate post. "Awe why do I feel like her tooth is my Christmas gift lol !! Omg y'all my baby has one tooth coming in! My baby growing up," she spilled. "I kept feeling her bite her harder and harder then I was like ouch and boom a tiny whittle baby tooth. @pilarjhena *She has a lil reaction on her cheeks to some fruit, she's is fine now!"
Days prior to Christmas, Porsha opened up about celebrating the holidays with her baby daughter. "It's also Pilar's first NYE so we are really excited to share that with her," she told E! News. As for how they spent the day, she shared, "Mom and I always team up to cook a feast for whoever in our family wants to show up. It's an open invitation in our house."
