Comedian’s Prank on T.I. and Tiny Harris’ Kids Go Left After Rapper’s Daughter Steps In

Rapper T.I.’ and Tiny Harris’ children don’t play when it comes to protecting one another.

Instagram comedian Funny Marco tried pulling a prank on T.I’s 14-year-old son King Harris and 17-year-old daughter Deyjah Harris when the incident took an abrupt turn.

In a viral video, Marco, who’s known for pulling pranks on people at department stores, walked up to King, Deyjah and their cousin at a Walmart and accused King of being “rude and disrespectful.”

The 14-year-old looked at his big sister Deyjah in confusion before she slowly rises up to her feet from squatting down and stands in front of her 14-year-old brother to confront Marco.

King Harris

photo credit @troubleman31 (from left: Marco, King Harris and Deyjah Harris)

“What is you talking about brah, what did he do?” Deyjah asked the IG comedian in a stern tone.

As Marco playfully continued shouting about how “disrespectful” King was, the 17-year-old interrupts the comedian while still defending her little brother. She said in a passive aggressive tone, “What did he do is the question.”

The video of Marco’s prank on T.I.’s kids received over 2 million views. The rapper took it upon himself to let fans know that the incident was just a prank played by Marco. T.I. also boasted about his 17-year-old daughter’s reaction to spring to her little brother’s defense.

“My baby @princess_of_da_south DONT PLAY u hear me?!?!?!” the Atlanta rapper wrote on his Instagram Feb. 2. @funnymarco u was gon get your unadulterated issue from this bunch sir!!! 😂😂😂😂 #UgotTheRightOnesBabyyyyUhhhHuhh -RayCharles voice.”

Fans were in stitches over Deyjah’s reaction and deemed her T.I.’s twin.

“I like how baby bruh moved on out the way fa sis cause he already know wtfgo PERIODT!! And she instantly got up 😂😂 I love it!!” one fan commented.

A second added, “That ‘but what did he do’ with hand movement 👏🏾👏🏾 indicated she was not playing with either side 😂. Somebody bout to catch the smoke! I love it!”

“Definitely her father’s child and twin…🤣  She was going to knock him out,” a third person said.

T.I. shares a blended family of seven with his wife Xscape singer, Tiny. The couple who’ve been married since 2010 have three children together including King, 10-year-old Major Harris and their 2-year-old daughter Heiress Harris. T.I.’s 17-year-old Deyjah and his two sons 17-year-old Domani Harris and 19-year-old Messiah Harris come from his previous relationships. Tiny’s 22-year-old daughter Zonnique Pullins also stems from her former relationship.

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