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Tiny Harris Praises Her Daughter, ‘Growing Up Hip Hop’ Star Zonnique’s Stunning Magazine Cover

Posted byBy Tia Berger | Published on: | Updated on August 6, 2018 CommentsComments (0)

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Tiny Harris couldn’t be more of a proud mother when it comes to her 22-year-old daughter Zonnique Pullins.

The “Nun for Free” singer sported blue wand curls, a matching beaded two-piece outfit and a transparent raincoat on the cover of Empeccable Magazine.

Harris shared the gorgeous image of her daughter’s front page feature. The mother of four titled the caption on Instagram,” Empeccable beauty she is… [Zonnique Jailee] #My1st💙 #Baddie #SoInLove #NewMusicComing 🙏🏽👑💙🎶.”

Fans of both ladies gushed over the “Growing Up Hip Hop” star’s photo spread and saluted Harris for being such a supportive mother.

“She is so respectful, I’m glad she is a positive force for young women. You have raised a very beautiful women [Major Girl],” one person responded.

“Stunning 😍 like mother like daughter,” another person added.

“I love me some Niq Niq you can tell all from how a person was raised this young lady so elegant in everything she does her spirit she’s humble always conducting herself as the lady she is My gal tiny did an awesome job I don’t think she could have a better daughter she deserves everything god has in store for her plus more Go niq niq baby I love me some you gurl lol they prolly never see this but ol well lol I’m TeamTiny&Niqniq ❤,” a fan said.

Harris shares Pullins with ex-boyfriend Zonnie ‘Zebo’ Pullins, but the Xscape singer’s husband T.I. has been in Zonnique’s life since she was five years old.

Tiny Harris and her first born have a great mother and daughter relationship. The “Understanding” singer formed the group “Omg Girlz” in 2009 which featured Zonnique and Lil Wayne’s daughter Reginae Carter.

The mother of four has proudly watched her eldest daughter’s music and entertainment career skyrocket over the past years. Harris hinted that Zonnique will be releasing new music soon.

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