T.I. Shows Tiny Love During Atlanta Performance and Fans Applaud Their ‘Forever’ Love

T.I. and Tiny Harris have been through a few hardships in their marriage, but their relationship is going stronger than ever.

The “Live Your Life” rapper has always been a family man, and he proved just that when he brought his family onstage at the One Musicfest 2018.

On Sunday evening, T.I. performed his major hits “Whatever You Like” and “About the Money” at the Atlanta music event. In the midst of his performance, he brought his son King, his wife Tiny and baby Heiress onstage. At the end of T.I.’s song he shouted, “Harris family in the building” while hugging his wife and daughter in front of the crowd.

Fans praised T.I. for being extremely “family oriented” and said the Harris family is “rock solid.”

“They have their ups and downs but through it all they love each other. Tip knows where home is. Ain’t nobody gonna love him the way that woman does,” one fan wrote.

Another person commented, “This right here just gives me life!!Harris Family Rocks! @majorgirl @troubleman31 Be blessed.”

“I love this family sticking together, that’s everything, the Harris family y’all give so many families hope 💯.”

“I get why she stays!!! 🔥 I love the Harris family Just beautiful I love this.”

One fan added, “I see a beautiful strong family, I’m old school and by that I mean I strongly believe in family , please be careful , I love and appreciate the love you and your wife Tiny share, you guys are a great example of what a black family is and has always been and certain mofo’s will do anything they can to tear y’all down!”

T.I. and Tiny went through a rough patch in their marriage after the father of six got caught cheating with “Greenleaf” actress Asia’h Epperson. However, the couple has seemingly moved past the drama and is focusing on their family unit.

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