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T.I.’s Mother Pulls for Reconciliation Between Tiny and the Rapper Amid Cheating Scandal

Posted byBy Tia Berger | Published on: | Updated on June 28, 2018 CommentsComments (0)

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T.I.‘s daughter Deyjah Harris celebrated her 17th birthday over the weekend and his mom Violetta Davis calls for Tiny and T.I. to get together and set aside their differences.

The rapper was reportedly caught on video creeping with “Greenleaf’s,” First Lady Skanks, actress Asia’h Epperson over the weekend in Indianapolis. T.I. was seen hitting Epperson on her butt and kissing the back of her neck backstage. Someone in the background yells, “That ain’t Tiny!” The incident clearly caused a rift in the family, as   Zonnique, the rapper’s step-daughter, King, Major, and Heiress stayed in California with Tiny and did not attend the teen’s birthday party.

Morgan took to Instagram and posted a photo with Deyjah and wrote the caption, “Had a great time last night out with my granddaughter Deyjah for her 17th bday. I only wish Tameka, King , Major, Nik Nik and Heiress had been there. Life is too short! We must enjoy every moment that we can! Lord knows that I Love my family.”

Fans chimed in under her comments “Tameka is just hurt and her kids are hurt because she’s hurt. God is still in control. The devil will not win!!”

Another Instagram user said, “Your son is selfish and very undeserving of a women like [Tiny] sad but true he need to be with someone that is just as grimy as him and then he’ll appreciate what he had.”

T.I. was on SnapChat recording a video of him and his fans when one person asked to see “Major and King”. The artist replied, “Well, Major and King with they momma and they ain’t rocking with me right now.” The children appeared to be upset with their father.

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T.I. and Tiny have had marital problems over the past few years and the “Go Get It” rapper has cheated on his wife more than once. The couple filed for divorce in 2017, but appeared to be making amends.

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