Tiny Harris Reportedly Found A Way to Keep T.I. from Cheating

Tiny Harris and her husband rapper T.I. seem to have mended their relationship since the rapper was caught cheating on camera. Sources report that Tiny has devised a plan to keep her husband from stepping out on her again.

Back in 2016, the Xscape singer filed for divorce from T.I. after rumors of him cheating with Instagram model Bernice Burgos surfaced. The couple made up shortly after and the divorce was called off. However, last month the rapper was suspected of cheating again after he was captured on camera touching the rear of “Greanleaf” actress Asia’h Epperson.

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ATLANTA, GA – JULY 19: Tip “T.I” Harris and Tameka “Tiny” Harris attend “The Grand Hustle” Exclusive Viewing Party at The Gathering Spot on July 19, 2018 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Paras Griffin/Getty Images)

Since the last incident, the “No Smoke” rapper has showered his wife with gifts plus photos and videos of him hugging, kissing, and dancing with his wife all but confirmed they have reconciled. Despite their decision to make things work, Tiny has no plans to sit idly by while her husband cheats again.

“Tiny has laid down some strict rules for T.I. so they can try and build back trust, and that includes having access to all his phones and social media accounts. She was inspired by Khloe Kardashian’s book and demanding full transparency. It goes both ways though, T.I. has all her passcodes too. Trust me he has his questions about her loyalty as well so they are both checking up on each other now,” the source told Hollywood Life.

The unnamed source added that the couple appears to be back in their usual routine and breaking up to make up. “T.I. was doting on Tiny and calling her his Queen. They were pretty much stuck with each other all night, like two teenagers in love. It’s a crazy rollercoaster and not what anyone would call healthy, but this back and forth somehow keeps their relationship spicy,” the source said.

They continued, “They are back in the honeymoon phase again. This is the same old pattern. T.I. messes up and almost lose her, and then he does everything he can to keep her, and she falls right back in love.”

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