Tiny Harris Said She Hired a Private Investigator to Spy on T.I. ‘It Worked Out’

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Before T.I. was going through a cheating scandal with “Greenleaf” actress Asia’h Epperson, he was linked to Instagram model Bernice Burgos, and the Internet was going crazy about it.

At the time the question was, did Tip cheat on his wife Tiny Harris with Burgos, or did he even fool around with her to begin with?

To know for sure, Tiny hired a private investigator, which she revealed on Kandi Burruss’ “Kandi Koated Nights.” She also advised others to do the same if they think their mate is cheating.

“Have I? Umm, yes,” said Tiny when Burruss asked her if she ever hired someone to spy on her husband.

“How that work out for you?” Burruss then asked.

“It worked out. I definitely would [recommend it]. It’s expensive, though but it worked out,” Tiny replied.

Later, Tiny talked about Floyd Mayweather and whether she cheated with him or not, which she denied. But the Atlanta native did admit that the boxer flirted with her, and she confirmed that Tip threw punches at him.

Tiny added that after the fight, people around Mayweather wanted her to stay away from him, which really bothered her.

“That was really a buzzkill for me,” remembered Tiny. “Because everybody was like, ‘I ain’t talking to her. This man done swung on the heavyweight champion. No. Tell her to stay away.’ But I didn’t really cheat. I didn’t have any sex. He flirted with me. I think that was fine. Everybody needs a little attention, especially if she ain’t getting it. If you ain’t giving it she’s gonna go get it somewhere else.”

Meanwhile, there’re reports that Tiny told T.I she refuses to spend 4th of July with him because she wants to be with her friends.

“Tiny is refusing to see T.I. for the 4th,” said a Hollywood Life source. “He tried to get her to agree to spend it with him, and she shot him down. She’s reclaiming her time and space.”

“She plans to spend her time with her girlfriends, and she’s also very busy preparing for her upcoming show with Xscape,” added the insider. “They’re performing Saturday night at Essence Fest in New Orleans. Tiny’s putting her focus on getting ready for their show and trying to push T.I and all their problems out of her mind.”

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