T.I.’s Former Side Chick Asia’h Epperson Is Trying to Get His Attention With New Video

T.I. was caught stepping out on wife Tiny Harris and messing around with Asia’h Epperson, but it seems the “Greenleaf” actress hasn’t let go of him just yet.

On Epperson’s Instagram Story Thursday night, she was clearly feeling one of the rapper’s new songs, “More & More” from his latest album, “Dime Trap.”

“I’m a dumb n—- / Since a young n—-, I’ve been a made man /My b—-es come with fat ass and a spray tan / Spend a whole bag, then run up more / I won a 100K shootin’ dice, 10 to 4,” Tip raps as Epperson mimes and raps along to the song on Oct. 11.

“@troubleman31 S— is🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥” the actress captioned the clip as she cruised in her car, smiling and laughing on the road.

The celebration didn’t stop there, either. As Epperson played in her hair, she continued to lip-sync to the Jeezy-featured track.

“All I know is more and more / Goin’ to the grave ‘fore I’m going broke / Do it all against the odds, baby, lord knows / Puttin’ on, homie, that’s what I was born for / Hunnid bands.”

“All [I] know is more and more💯💯💯💯,”  Epperson captioned her final post.

This is the first time Epperson has appeared to mention Tip on her IG page in a while since she’s made it clear this summer she’s not his side piece.

When the actress posted a photo of herself in a booty-bearing swimsuit on the beach in July, a fan asked her about her relationship status.

“U got a boyfriend?” Instagram user @flexxlutherr commented.

“@flexxlutherr nope!!!!! Single as a $1 bill baby!!!!!😜,” Epperson replied.

Fans first spotted T.I. getting cozy with Epperson when a Snapchat video went viral of the star sitting in the rapper’s lap backstage at one of his concerts in June. The moment led to tension in T.I.’s marriage for several weeks until he apparently patched things up by the time Harris’ birthday rolled around in July.

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