Porsha Williams Announces Her Departure From ‘Dish Nation’

Porsha Williams is leaving “Dish Nation” after 8 years as one of the hosts. 

The “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star and entrepreneur took to social media to announce her departure with a lengthy message of gratitude.

Goodbyes are never easy, and this one is especially hard. For the past eight years, I’ve worked on one of the most fun, collaborative, exciting, and best produced shows on television. But as I continuously start new chapters in my life, it means I have to close others. So sadly, August 27th will be my last day at Dish Nation.

Since 2013, everybody at Dish has been like family to me. There’s a lot of people I’ve met along this journey that I am incredibly thankful for. Whether it was on air or behind the scenes, they’ve endlessly supported my career and more importantly, my happiness.

To Fox, thank you for giving me this amazing opportunity. As well as Rickey Smiley for believing in me from the beginning!

To the crew, thank you for your patience, your intelligence, and your dedication to putting together a fantastic product day in and day out.

To my co-hosts, past and present, thank you so, so much. It meant the world to me to be a part of this cast of characters. You made me laugh so hard legit every day, and brought out a side of me that I needed to release.

Thank you all for an unforgettable run and almost 10 years of my life I am eternally grateful for. Keep dishing! Love you ♥️

Xoxo,

Pursuing Porsha

See her original post below.

“Dish Nation” took to Twitter writing: 

We’re sad you’re leaving #DishNation, but we’re also incredibly blessed to have had you as a host ???????? You’re an inspiration to us all and you’ll always have a home here with us ????

@Porsha4real

Join us as we bid adieu to our #DuchessofDecatur before her last day on Aug 27th! ????

See the original tweet below.

Porsha Williams’ plate is pretty full these days. 

She’s preparing to wed Simon Guobadia, she has a spin-off show in the works, and she’s releasing her book, “The Pursuit of Porsha,” this November. 

Please send up a prayer for Porsha’s baby girl, Pilar Jhena, who is recovering after undergoing surgery to remove her tonsils and adenoids.

I wish Porsha Williams the best on all of her new endeavors.

Pre-order a copy of her new book below.