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What It Looks Like When Porsha’s Daughter, PJ, Is “Chef-ing in the Kitchen”
The RHOA and RHUGT alum shared the cutest video of her daughter and niece whipping up a pancake breakfast.
Teaching your child how to cook comes with a slew of benefits: It can set the foundation for healthy eating habits, improve basic math skills, and foster a sense of self-confidence and independence. However, the rewards aren’t just limited to the youngster. As Porsha Williams pointed out, cooking with kids is not only a great way to bond and create special memories, it’ll eventually ensure you’ll never go hungry.
Porsha shows off PJ’s cooking skills
The Real Housewives of Atlanta alum playfully touched on the latter perk in a July 1 Instagram post. The video featured her 4-year-old daughter, Pilar Jhena “PJ” McKinley, whipping up a delicious-looking breakfast alongside her cousin Baleigh — the daughter of Porsha’s younger sister, Lauren Williams. The adorable footage, which was soundtracked by Kanye West’s “Good Morning,” showed the girls standing on stools as they flipped tiny pancakes and scrambled some eggs on Porsha’s stove.
The video then cut to some clips of PJ and Baleigh riding a pink scooter around the dining area before sitting down to enjoy their home-cooked meal.
“Good Morning. The girls chef-ing in the kitchen!” the Atlanta mom captioned the post. “Panny Cake Time… (Teach them so they can cook for you).”
Fans and friends quickly took to the comments section to praise the girls’ kitchen skills, independence, and overall cuteness.
“Awwww the sweet babies,” Lauren wrote.
“This is the real Frick and Frack lol,” celebrity hairstylist Sparkle Hyche added.
Porsha’s daughter inherited her dad’s love of food and cooking
The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip alum shares PJ with her former fiancé, Dennis McKinley. More than a year after the child was born, Dennis spoke with The Daily Dish about the best parenting advice he received, his approach to fatherhood, and whether PJ inherited his love of food and cooking.
“Most def,” he said about the latter subject. “I bought PJ a kitchen set, every cooking utensil and food. She knows how to get down already. As a matter of fact, she just baked cookies last night.”
He continued: “I hope that my kid [and] all kids find their true passion in life and they have the ability to fulfill those passions without the limitations set by the capitalistic society in which we live in. I never want PJ to say, ‘Hey, I’m doing this because it makes money,’ etc. I want her [and] all kids to say, ‘I’m doing this because it makes me happy.’”
