‘Hot Damn’: Tiny Harris Heats Up the Internet With New Look

Tiny Harris wowed fans after trading in her blond tresses for an edgier look.

The singer and wife of rapper T.I. took to Instagram on Sunday to show off her new pixie cut. She opted for a classic jet-black do that was tapered on the sides of her temples with a jagged-blunt cut bang sweeping the front of her eyes. She paired her new fierce cut with a bold pink lip and subtle Saharan eye make up look.

The mother of four also donned a blue V-cut blouse that revealed her cleavage and topped her outfit off with an embroidered floral denim button-up. She appeared to be feeling her new hairstyle and captioned her photo, “That bitch Ryder was out last night 🤑.”

Tiny Harris

photo courtesy@majorgirl

She added, “The A team got me together. … Real❤️ 👑💰.”

Several fans and celebrity friends of Harris gawked over her new edgy style, including Real Housewives of Atlanta actresses Nene Leakes and Phaedra Parks.

“Loveeeee this look 😍😍,” Leakes commented. Parks added, “Ryder is real right 🔥.”

Other fans of the Xscape singer chimed in and commented on how amazing she looked.

“Well Hot damn got Damn 🔥🔥 Love you 😍 you wearing this look and lip sis! #youkilled it!” one fan wrote.

Another added, “This cut looks stunning on you 🔥🔥 Look at my girl, u look good mama👍🏼.”

Harris has been known for years for changing up her appearance, whether it be her hairstyles or her physical mien. Fans have noticed how drastically her looks have changed since her days with 1990s R&B group Xscape.

The 43-year-old mother hasn’t denied having plastic surgery done to her face and body and willfully owned up to her cosmetic procedures.

“It’s a little bought,” Harris told Wendy Williams during a 2014 interview while referring to her buttocks. “[And my breasts] are bought. I’ve always had a lot of boobs but, you know, after three babies, they sag.”

There had been speculation that Harris also got a nose job, but she denied doing so.

“No. I mean, I thought about it, but it’s my dad’s nose, so …” she told Williams.

The star also received backlash after undergoing eye implant surgery in Africa in 2014 which is illegal here in the United States.

She addressed naysayers by saying, “I just wanted to do something different. I have the right to do that,” she told Good Morning America. “It’s my body.”

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