Instagram Model Bernice Burgos Reportedly ‘Hurt’ by T.I and Tiny Harris’ Reconciliation

T.I Bernice Burgos

(Right to Left) T.I., Tiny Harris, Bernice Burgos

Rapper T.I was recently seen out kissing and dancing with his wife Tiny Harris over the weekend. The couple’s reconciliation is rumored to have rubbed the rapper’s previous mistress Bernice Burgos the wrong way.

T.I and Tiny were in a Miami club cozied up next to each other dancing and kissing. Many people believe they may be back together after the “Want Smoke” rapper was seen inappropriately touching another woman, “Greenleaf” actress Asia’h Epperson.

A source close to Burgos told Hollywood Life, “When Bernice saw online that he was dancing and kissing all over Tiny this past weekend, it really stung.” The unnamed source added that Burgos had “high hopes” that she and T.I were going to work out and that “Bernice is still into T.I.”

Burgos and T.I met and quickly formed a business relationship back in 2016, around the time that Tiny was filling for divorce. The Xscap3 singer withdrew her divorce but not before rumors of Burgos and T.I being intimate began to swirl.

The source also told Hollywood Life, “Now that things seem to be in a happy, healthy place for T.I. and Tiny, Bernice is sad that she wasn’t able to lock him down.”

Although the rumor is that Burgos is hung up on T.I.P, she has been linked to a couple other rappers including Drake and more recently Quavo of Migos. She was spotted in close contact with the Migos rapper in early January 2018. A romantic relationship has not been confirmed.

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