Beauty and Brains: Tiny’s Daughter Heiress Shows Off Her Smarts in Adorable Instagram Video

A mommy-daughter video of Tiny Harris and her mini-me Heiress Harris left fans gushing over their cuteness overload.

The clip, posted Saturday, showed the mommy-daughter duo playing around with animated filters on Instagram, during which Heiress, 2, declared she wanted to be a dog and NOT the “panda” bear filter her mom had chosen.

“What am I?” she asks, staring confusingly into the camera.

“Uh, I don’t know,” Tiny responds. “What do you think?”

“A panda!” the toddler replies, drawing praise from her mother.

The video drew plenty of reactions from fans who couldn’t help but admire the adorable duo. However, it was Heiress’ smarts that left fans impressed.

“So smart for her age!” one fan wrote. “Such a sweetie.”

“That’s so cute damn Tiny,” another chimed in. “U be having smart babies. What is your secret 🤔😙? Such an awesome mom, I wanna be just like u when I have kids😍.”

Another fan dubbed Heiress a “little genius baby,” and patted parents T.I. and Tiny on the back.

“I love that she knows exactly what she wants and asks for it. Great job parents!,” they wrote.

The couple, who suffered hardships and infidelity in their marriage, are set to return to TV this fall with a reboot of their hit reality show “T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle,” which aired on Vh1. The show ran for six seasons before they decided to pull the plug on it, and nearly their marriage as well.

“To whom it may concern … if it ain’t come from me or @majorgirl it ain’t real,” T.I. said earlier this year amid rumors the couple was trying to revive the popular  show. “‘Family Hustle’ On Ice until further notice. Thx.”

The ATL rapper and songstress have seemingly rekindled their love, however, and will star alongside friends Monica Brown, LeToya Luckett, Toya Wright for the revamped show. The new series is scheduled to air Oct. 22.

Watch more in the clip below.

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