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Tiny Harris Debuts New Hairstyle While Visiting Her ‘Rich, Boss Sister’ Kandi Burruss

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Tiny Harris showcased her new look on Instagram Tuesday night, and fans are head over heels for it.

Harris normally sports her blond braids or brassy waves, but the mother of three opted for a completely new style. During her meet-up with Xscape group members, Harris rocked a sleek and chic razor-cut frosted blue bob. She also wore a multi-color jumpsuit with a streak of baby blue to complement her new hairstyle.

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Kandi Burruss and Tiny Harris at Old Lady Gang. (photo credit: Tiny Instagram)

The star also dropped by her friend and group-mate Kandi Burruss‘ Atlanta restaurant Old Lady Gang and shared a “radiant” photo of her and Burruss. Harris added in the caption, “Stop thru to see My Luv… my Rich ass, Boss sister @kandi at one of her many establishments @oldladygang #JustSecuringTheBag #SoSoDef25 #YallReady 🙏🏽👑🖤🗝.”

Fans joined in under the comments section and couldn’t help but gush over Harris’ new do.

“Yes hunty 😍 that color is everything on you @majorgirl love it can’t wait to see you with other styles with that color,” one fan said.

“You look beautiful and classy Tiny. Love this look,” another added.

“I’m loving this hair…… so beautiful and dainty in this outfit but you always are regardless of what you wear.”

“Well dam sexy u slaying . PS i can’t wait to meet u one day I look up to tiny aka Mrs. Harris . Way to boss up baby.”

“I love your look and hair color Tiny. U are gorgeous the fit is everything. I love how you rock your different hair color alwayz on point. Yessss 🤓.”

Another fan wrote, “Can we just shed some light on this color you’re slaying though… Tiny hair is flawless.”

Harris and her group members were ecstatic to reunite with music producer Jermaine Dupri for the “So So Def 25th Anniversary” tour. The star wrote on Thursday, “Y’all ready for this #SoSoDef25Tour it’s bout to be litty! Nothing but bck to bck hits!! U got 11 cities to get right!”

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