T.I. Surprises Tiny with a Sweet Gesture Amid Relationship Woes

Rapper Tip “T.I.” Harris stepped up his game in the process of winning back his wife Tiny Harris after the recent cheating scandal.

Tiny took to her Instagram Live on Wednesday evening to show the sweet gift that her husband picked up for her. The “U Don’t Know Me” artist showered his wife with a bouquet of flowers filled with white and yellow roses and white petunias. She captioned it, “Thank you baby,” and added a heart emoji.

T.I. also went all out on his wife birthday in July and gifted her a brand new vehicle. He surprised her with a customized Black Mercedes Benz with burgundy leather interior and a convertible top. The car was also filled with several Christian Louboutin bags.

Tiny thanked her husband and wrote, “Thank you so much Mr. Harris.” She continued, ” I just wanted to tell u how thankful I am. Regardless of whatever, you have done more for me & showed me more love than most will ever have a man to do/give in a lifetime & I appreciate you for that! #17yrsWorth”

The “Whatever You Like” rapper was captured on video backstage with another woman who was later identified as “Greenleaf” actress Asia’h Epperson. The two were extra cozy and T.I. was seen kissing her on the neck and slapping her on the butt. He was also caught sneaking around with Instagram model Bernice Burgos in 2017. Tiny and the rapper’s alleged side chick were beefing on social media and the “Xscape” singer even referred to her as a “pass around b*tch.”

The couple has been through many trials and test, but they’ve always seemed to find their way back to one another. T.I. and Tiny just celebrated their anniversary after being married for 8 years. The two have a blended family of seven, but share three children King, Major and Heiress Harris.

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