Tiny Harris Blurts Out Bedroom Talk to T.I. in Instagram Comments, Fans Crack Up

Tiny Harris and her husband T.I.‘s out-in-the-open affection toward each other is sparking quite the buzz on social media.

The couple who appear to be in a great place despite their marital woes, were caught getting carnal with each other online and had fans cracking up. Harris shared a photo of herself and “T.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle” cast mates Toya Wright, Monica Brown and LeToya Luckett, surrounding the “Troubleman” rapper while posing for a photo together on a couch.

The Xscape singer pointed out her husband’s obtrusive male presence and wrote in her caption “Who’s the lucky man 😜 👑.”

Tiny Harris

(From left) Tiny Harris, T.I., Toya Wright, Monica Brown, and LeToya Luckett. (@majorgirl/Instagram)

She then chimed in her own comments, tagging Tip, “Yes daddy you are & well endowed @troubleman31 😜 👅.”

T.I. saw his wife’s comment and forewarned her that their children might see her comment.

“🤫 @majorgirl Girrrrrlllll our kids on here!!!” T.I. replied back to his wife.

Tiny Harris

(@majorgirl/Instagram)

Fans joined the conversation with hilarious reactions of their own.

“😭 keep it PG! Now,” one person said. “😂 Tiny forever nasty.”

Another fan wrote, “I love it!! 🔥😅 Lol!!😂 Them kids grown now. They know was up! #grownandsexy.”

“@troubleman31 HELL that’s how y’all got the kidshere @majorgirl 😂❤,” another person joked.

Tiny Harris

T.I. and Tiny Harris stop for a red carpet pose at the VH1 Big In 2015 with Entertainment Weekly Awards at Pacific Design Center on Nov. 15, 2015, in West Hollywood, California. (Photo: Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic)

Although Harris and her husband appear to be in a great place right now, the couple were in talks about divorcing in 2017 after he was rumored to be cheating on her with an Instagram model named Bernice Burgos.

The couple rebounded from their near divorce but were back throwing jabs at each other on social media last summer, which appeared to be prompted by a video that surfaced of the rapper slapping the butt of “Greenleaf” actress Asia’h Epperson, whom he hugged and kissed on the neck.

The “Whatever You Like” musician addressed the incident on the first season of “Friends & Family Hustle” and explained, “The video ain’t really the issue. The video being posted up on social media is the issue. If someone had sent her that video privately, she and I would’ve had one conversation about it, and it would’ve been over.”

However, the couple seems to have moved past their squabble and appear happy together. T.I. recently gifted his wife a 12-carat rock for Valentine’s Day.

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