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‘Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta’ Star Zonnique and Sister Deyjah Display Strong Bond Despite Parents’ Marriage Woes

Posted byBy Shamone Nelson | Published on: | Updated on June 29, 2018 CommentsComments (0)

T.I. ‘s 17-year-old daughter Deyjah Harris was all about family togetherness with sisters Zonnigue and baby Heiress as the grown-ups fight in public over their marriage.

Deyjah posted a picture of matching necklaces for her and Tiny’s daughters Zonnique and Heiress. T.I’s oldest daughter, whose Instagram name is Princess of da South, posted the photo recently, “i wear my necklaces everyday! thank you @verylastdetail
everyone go shop now 💕✨.”

https://www.instagram.com/p/BkYs2TEA1zt/?taken-by=princess_of_da_south

T.I. and Tiny’s marriage may be on the rocks but it’s a welcome change to see the siblings put on a front of love and happiness. Even the Xscape singer found time to show off the family bond with a video of Zonnique playing with Heiress. “#Fbf This video melts my heart! My oldest @zonniquejailee checking my youngest @heiressdharris ear! I believe I got another star on my hands! Starting them all off early for greatness. #1st💙💙💙#Lucky7 #BlessedBeyondBlessed#MyLifeLines 🙏🏽👑💙💜”

https://www.instagram.com/p/BkV-w5hnoez/?utm_source=ig_embed

The Harris’ display of affection toward each other is nothing new. Three months ago when Heiress turned 2 years old, the “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star posted an image of the duo with a sweet message. “If you have food or candy I’ve given it to you. You love Barney and Mickey because I introduced you to them when you cried my ears out! Anything you want or need you can get it from me ALWAYS! forever my baby sister💕😩 can’t believe you’re 2 #loveyoulikeyoumine”

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bgy_u9DhxF2/?taken-by=zonniquejailee

A fan said, “She so freakin cute I just wanna hug her 😍”

“Your an Amazing Big Beautiful Sister..God bless You Enormously for being there for the family…Your a Angel We Love You Fam You are a True Queen ❤👼🙏👑”

“That second and third pic of her is so gorgeous 😍😍 well all of them are cute, she is a beautiful baby. Guess those are just my fav 💘”

“Tiny make beautiful kids your baby sister look like you when you was younger & your brothers are soooo cute I love king & major 😍😍”

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