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Tiny Harris Relishes in Rekindled Romance with Husband T.I.

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Tiny Harris seems to be making strides in her relationship with husband T.I. As the couple approached their eighth wedding anniversary, Harris happily showed off how dedicated her man is to his art over the weekend, showing off the way he continued with a performance even as the sun came up.

“6 a.m. Sun coming up,” Harris captioned the clip of Tip’s set at the Pennsylvania Care Health and Wellness Fest that began Saturday, July 28. The singer included the short video on her Instagram story Sunday, July 29, where she also seemed to show off where she woke up next to her man that morning.

“My view this morning,” Harris captioned the clip of what appeared to be a romantic setting.

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ATLANTA, GA – AUGUST 15: T.I. and Tameka ‘Tiny’ Harris attend young thugs 25th birthday and PUM Campaign on August 15, 2016 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Prince Williams/Getty Images for PUMA)

Photos of the couple at the concert further affirm that Harris is definitely standing by her man as she was content to look on as her husband performed and interacted with the crowd at the show.

This is the latest time Harris has been seen supporting her husband after he was caught on tape last month tapping the rear end of “Greenleaf” actress Asia’h Epperson backstage at one of his shows.

Yet earlier this month, Harris was spotted by T.I.’s side at an Atlanta screening of his BET reality competition series “The Grand Hustle.” She even promoted the show on her IG page.

Fans have been critical of Harris apparent 180 with Tip, as HollywoodLife.com reported she was eyeing filing some divorce papers. However, the couple seemed to really be on good terms when celebrating Harris’ 43rd birthday. At the time, Tip gifted his wife with a custom Mercedes-Benz convertible. It was filled to the brim with gift bags, too.

However, when the couple was spotted getting particularly cozy in Miami the other week, several fans overlooked T.I.’s cheating ways, rooting for the spouses’ reconciliation.

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