Folks Clown T.I. After Tiny Harris Seemingly Forgets To Add Him in New Social Media Craze

Xscape singer Tiny Harris recently shared a chain of photos from over the course of 10 years, and fans noticed a certain person missing from her posts.

Harris joined the new social media 10-year challenge by sharing throwback photos of herself from 1991, 1993, 1995, 2008, and 2009 compared to recent photos of herself. The mother of four also included images of her eldest daughter, Zonnique Pullins, her best friend, Shamra, and her Xscape group mates Kandi Burruss, Tamika Scott and LaTocha Scott. However, folks quickly noticed that Harris didn’t include any photos of her husband, rapper T.I.

Tiny Harris

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“Why not do a few🤷🏽‍♀️ #agechallenge,” Harris wrote in her caption.

Tiny Harris

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The “Troubleman” rapper also realized there weren’t any images of him in his wife’s Instagram post and commented, “🧐.”

Social media users chimed in and started flaming T.I. for not being mentioned in Harris’ throwback post.

“I think I saw your baby toe in the background somewhere 😂,” one fan jokingly said.

Another added, “@troubleman31 😂😂😂she got u! lol stop being jealous it’s about the ladies this time.”

“@troubleman31 he said where he at hell 😂 guess he’s still in the dog house 😭 .”

Harris’ relationship with her husband T.I. appears to be complex. The couple wed in 2010 in Miami Beach, Florida, but have been threatening to divorce several times since then.

The mother of four first filed for divorce from her husband in December 2016 after rumors spread of T.I.’s infidelity. The two held off on divorce but remained on shaky grounds in 2017 after the Atlanta rapper allegedly had an affair with urban model Bernice Burgos. T.I. reportedly cheated on his wife again with “Green Leaf” actress Asia’h Epperson, a claim that emerged after he was seen in an online video smacking her butt in 2018.

However, the couple have apparently taken divorce off the table and seem to be working to repair their relationship. Harris recently shared a photo of  herself, her husband, and their blended family of seven for the Christmas holiday and wrote, “With a family like this we can’t help but be Blessed cause we got each other. Merry Christmas from our family with ❤️.”

Tiny Harris

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