PORSHA Williams will be sharing her life story and revealing "secrets" in an upcoming memoir.
According to People, the Real Housewives of Atlanta star will be releasing her first book, The Pursuit of Porsha, in 2021.
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The outlet revealed that Porsha will be telling her life story and sharing "secrets buried deep in her childhood."
The reality TV star shared a statement: "Putting yourself out there in these times can be both a blessing and curse.
"I want to share the real me and my story here, including both my trials as well as my many blessings.
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"I am more than a soundbite or a headline or a rumor.
"I'm a strong Black woman who has triumphed over adversity and owned every single one of my mistakes.
"My story is a journey of passion, faith, and discovery."
According to the outlet, the 39-year-old will also give readers a look at financial obstacles.
Porsha, who shares a 16-month-old daughter with fiancé Dennis McKinley, has had some moments from her life out in the public view.
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Not only has she been on RHOA since 2012, but she was in the spotlight again recently after being arrested earlier this month - along with 86 others - for "trespassing" on the front lines of protests for Breonna Taylor in Louisville.
Porsha was videotaped being restrained with zip ties by a police officer.
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According to TMZ, Porsha was taken into custody outside the home of Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron.
Louisville authorities said Porsha was “cited for criminal trespass, disorderly conduct and intimidating a participant in legal process.”
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Police told the outlet that the AG "requested cops remove the protesters because they were trespassing on his property."
A few days later the charges against Porsha were dropped, but according to The Blast, she still faces two misdemeanor charges of disorderly conduct in the second degree and criminal trespassing.
Jefferson County Attorney Mike O'Connell said: "After careful review of the law, I am dismissing the felony charge of Intimidating a Participant in the Legal Process against the protestors arrested on Attorney General Cameron's property on July 14, 2020."
He added: "While we do believe the LMPD had probable cause for the charge, in the interest of justice and the promotion of the free exchange of ideas, we will dismiss that charge for each protestor arrested this past Tuesday."
