Fans Praise T.I. and Tiny Harris After Daughter Zonnique Pullins Kicks Off New Year as a Homeowner

Zonnique Pullins

Zonnique Pullins took a major step into adulthood when she closed on her first house, and her mother Tiny Harris is proud.

Harris shared the news of her daughter securing a home with a photo she shared on Instagram. Pullins, flanked by two unidentified men, is seen excitedly holding the key to her new home inside the offices of the law firm Katz Durell.

The proud mom shared the photo to her Instagram on Thursday. In her caption she spoke about being happy for her daughter. “Super proud of My 1st 💙💙💙 @zonniquejailee she bought her first house today!! Congratulations my beauty Queen… Your mama loves u lady! Thank you #Vic for everything. 🙏🏽👑💙 #ProudMama.”

The fans flooded the comments praising Harris and step-dad T.I.

“She learned from the best @majorgirl @troubleman31.”

“You raised her well. She’s such a well mannered, mature young lady. @zonniquejailee @majorgirl”

“Gone young lady@majorgirl love how you and @troubleman31 raise your children.”

“This is amazing❤️ as a mortgage professional I’m super proud of your little girl!! Every women needs to own her first home alone great job @majorgirl”

“Congratulations @zonniquejailee May God continue to let his light ever so shine in your life and may Your blessings continue to get greater and greater. Such a proud moment. Great job @majorgirl. I know you are one proud mommy, raising a fabulous daughter.”

Harris always shows off her children and their achievements, even when it comes to little Heiress Harris. Heiress and her mommy stopped by Sister Circle to promote her nail polish company “The Royal Collection.” Last week, Tiny shared a sneak peek of the episode they were featured on. In her caption she wrote, “My lil Mini me @heiressdharris did so good today on @sistercircletv she’s a show stealer!! Our newest superstar of the family!! Check out her nail polish line on Officialtinyharris.com perfect gift for the little ones for the holidays 🙏🏽👑💜🤑”

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