Tiny Harris and her husband, rapper T.I., are keeping his sister Precious Harris‘ memory alive with family videos and photos of her.
Precious Harris, 66, died on Friday after she was involved in a severe car accident on Feb. 13. The couple and their family are mourning the loss of their loved one and making it their mission to keep her memory alive.
Tiny took to Instagram on Sunday and posted a family photo in commemoration of her late sister-in-law. The image included herself, T.I. and their seven children Messiah Harris, Domani Harris, Major Harris, King Harris, Heiress Harris, Zonnique Pullins and Deyjah Harris all standing in front of a portrait of Precious Harris.
(From left) Messiah, Domani, King, Heiress, T.I., Tiny, Major, Zonnique Pullins and Deyjah Harris. (Photo: @majorgirl/Instagram)
“I love this pic… Happy Sunday from our family’s Angel @preciousharris1913 to you all ❤️!” the Xscape singer wrote in her caption on Feb. 24. She added the hashtags “#showloveday” and “#familyhustle.”
Fans showered Tiny and the Harris family with prayers and earnest wishes.
“Beautiful picture,” an Instagram user commented underneath the star’s comments. “My Condolences to you and all your family. Prayers 🙏.”
A second user wrote, “I’m so sorry for y’all lost I will keep you and your family in my prayers RIP precious💔.”
Another added, “Beautiful family pic, sleep in peace Precious ❤️. Praying for your family.”
Precious Harris. (Photo: @kamayadaplug/Instagram)
Precious Harris’ daughter and T.I.’s niece Kamaya Chapman announced the devastating news of her mother’s death last week minutes after their family friend Shekinah Jo Anderson leaked it to the public. TMZ had reported that sources close to the family said the 66-year-old had been on life support and nonresponsive since the accident.
Tiny, T.I. and their children had been in the middle of filming season 2 of “T.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle” but decided to halt production after learning of Precious’ car accident. It appears that production for the VH1 series will continue, but just not with the Harris family, Deadline reported. A source told the news outlet that the “Troubleman” rapper’s first priority was his sister and now that she had passed away the family doesn’t plan on continuing with filming.
