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Tiny Harris Is ‘Body Goals’ After Showing Off Physique In Playful Video Post

Posted byBy Shamone Nelson | Published on: | Updated on July 26, 2018 CommentsComments (0)

Xscap3 singer Tiny Harris is showing off her body in a new video posted on her Instagram.

Harris, who was recently spotted publicly reuniting with her husband rapper T.I., is letting her followers see that she’s living her best life. The reality star wore a tight-fitting blue bodysuit while lip-synching to “No Manners” from Teyana Taylor’s latest album “Keep That Same Energy.” The caption read, “🎶Ain’t Got No Manner’s in this @fashionnova fit! @teyanataylor album is a whole mood!! Happy Friday 👑♋💦🗝🤑”

Fans were very impressed with Harris’ figure and her makeup-free look.

Tiny Harris“Yessssss @majorgirl you look good no make up no weave or wig. I got you, showing your natural beauty. Your heart is beautiful. If ppl wasn’t into the just looks they’d see what your fans see. You are a total package, boo boo kitty doesn’t even match up to you. Nana of them thots do. They are shacks you are a mansion! #AllTheAbove”

“Cute fit that color is very cute on you..🙌😍”

“I gotta get that waist belt!! You killin em sis!!”

“So beautiful. Your body is goals 😁”

“Yesss! WERK. us sexy cancer ladies must come THROUGH Live your life tiny!”

“Tiny you are my whole mood right now honey 🔥”

“I really love that song i love your hair to. You are so beautiful majorgirl”

https://www.instagram.com/p/BleA5o6H2E2/?utm_source=ig_embed

One day previous on Thursday, July 19, Harris joined her husband T.I. at the premiere for his latest reality show “The Grand Hustle.” A few days later, the couple appears to put the divorce rumors to rest when they were spotted again getting cozy at a nightclub in Miami. For now, the Harris’ are going strong.

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