T.I. Fans Gush Over Sweet Hair Styling Moment with Daughter Heiress

T.I. had a recent daddy-daughter moment with his youngest child that is making fans swoon with delight.

The rapper may have just celebrated the 15th anniversary of his sophomore album, “Trap Muzik” but there’s nothing trap-like about how he gently groomed young Heiress’ curly tresses in an Instagram video.

“#DaddyDuties ❤️” the Wednesday, Oct. 10 video was captioned after being uploaded onto the 2-year-old’s family-run Instagram account.

Tip brushed Heiress’ hair into pigtails, working his magic to fluff out the two ponytails in his own way.

“What do you think about it?” T.I. asked his daughter after a woman behind the camera told him to liven up the hairstyle.

The clip concluded with the rapper kissing the toddler before she began her day.

Viewers of the clip gushed over the moment seeing T.I. take care of his last-born kid.

“You’re an awesome dad. I love this video ❤️👏”

“Great job #GREATDAD.”

“Great Job Tip, you are a wonderful Dad God bless you and the Princess.”

“Such a turn on tip to see a father do what moms do😍”

“Good job Dad🤗🤗 and Heiress even though you looking like your going to take this down😂😍😍😍”

“That’s rite Lil girls hair are always suppose to be comb. Great job Daddy at lease he trying hahahahaha she always on camera with her Lil pretty self N her hair should always be comb.”

“I think he did a good job… Good job Daddy Harris.”

Fans may be able to see more sweet family moments like that one when Tip’s rebooted reality show with wife Tiny Harris returns to VH1 later this month.

After T.I. initially shut down speculation over the summer that he and his family’s show “T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle” would be coming back this year, it’s since been confirmed the family will be back on airwaves.

This time, however, the Harrises will be joined by the Monica, Toya Wright, Letoya Luckett and Reginae Carter and their families for “T.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle.”

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