Tiny Harris Unbothered By ‘Threesome’ Allegations from Blac Chyna’s Mom; Introduces Daughter’s Nail Polish Line

Tiny Harris launched her daughter Heiress’ new “The Royal Collection” on Friday and seemed unfazed by the drama of former stripper Blac Chyna‘s mother Tokyo Toni.

Tiny partnered up with “Piggy Paint” to help turn her daughter’s love for fingernail polish into an actual business. The star shared a photo of her two-year-old’s new collection on Instagram and wrote, “The “ROYAL COLLECTION” is finally here! My Little Princess @heiressdharris has finally launched her baby nail polish line. NO CHEMICALS-HYPOALLERGENIC-KID FRIENDLY Visit piggypaint.com click “the royal collection” and it’s yours❤️.”

Tiny Harris

(Instagram)

Tiny received an extreme amount of support online from her and Heiress’ fan base.

One mom added, “The cutest thing. I’m gonna order a few colors for my 3 yr old. Thanks Heiress👍❤.”

A fan wrote, “Thank you for this! My baby love to paint her nails and I don’t because of chemicals! 🙌🏽.”

“Awww I will be purchasing for my grands.”

“Yayyy congratulations I will be ordering mine 💞.”

One Instagram user commented, “Oh yes, I needed something like that for my daughter, thanks so so much!”

Tiny and her husband T.I. are known for making boss moves for their family and seemed to be avoiding recent drama allegations.

The couple recently made headlines after Toni accused the pair of having a threesome with “Basketball Wives” star Angel Brinks. A source allegedly close to Tiny said the Xscape singer is over the rumors.

“Tiny’s sick over the lies that Tokyo Toni is spreading about her and T.I. having threesomes. These kind of rumors take a long time to go away, eventually she’s going to have to explain these lies to her kids and that turns her stomach,” the unidentified person told Hollywood Life.

The source added, “The worst part is that Tokyo Toni can say anything and people will believe it. Tiny’s living in fear of what Tokyo might say next, she’s begging T.I. to confront Tokyo Toni and warn her not to speak about them again. T.I.’s mad as hell too, but he’s not about to give Tokyo the attention she’s seeking. He’s told Tiny the best defense is to ignore this whole mess and let it pass them by.”

T.I. and Tiny have yet to address the claims made by the former stripper and have kept a low profile.

Tiny on the other hand just announced that she’ll be heading on touring soon with group members Xscape. The star wrote, “Can’t wait for the #SoSoDef25 Cultural Curren$y Tour, it’s gonna be Lit 🔥.”

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