Tiny Harris’ Latest Look Taps Into ‘Fountain of Youth’ That Even Husband T.I. Has to Comment On

Singer Tiny Harris debuted a new look on Instagram last weekend, and fans simply couldn’t get enough.

In a photo posted Saturday, the smiling mother of four posed in a dark gray velour tracksuit from online retailer Fashion Nova, which she accessorized with a diamond necklace and a pair of hoop earrings. She stared playfully into the camera as her curly dark tresses fell softly around her face.

“🎶When a man loves a woman… he can’t keep his mind on nothing else 🎶 for long..🤪😏,” Harris captioned the photo. “Soft & comfy in @fashionnova#RealOldSchool 👑💦🤩🤑.”

It’s was only a matter of time before fans flooded her page with compliments.

“I have seen you wear hair every color of the rainbow but its something about that black hair on you😍,” one fan wrote.

“I don’t know why GROWN ASS WOMEN be hating on u!!!💯💯,” wrote another. “I see a great mother, beautiful woman, and a good ass singer!!. u poppin! F— the haters💯💯💃”

“People try so hard to find ugly in the beauty,” a fellow user agreed. “This chick is bomb.”

“😍Super cute and I love the black and curly hair,” someone else wrote.”Biiiiiiiiiiiiihhh you aging backwards and s—. What in the fountain of youth is that about?!”

Even Harris’ longtime husband T.I. chimed in: “U need to cut your s— out lady!!!😎”

Earlier this week, the rapper clapped back at social media critics who continued to make disparaging remarks about his wife’s physical appearance. His demands for the haters to respect his wife backfired, however, as fans said that even he doesn’t show Harris the respect she deserves.

The couple’s marriage was tested last year after video emerged of T.I., whose real name is Clifford Harris, getting cozy with “Greenleaf” actress Asia’h Epperson and smacking her on the butt. The “Hustle Gang” rapper downplayed the incident as harmless flirting, but Tiny wasn’t having any of it. The two were rumored to be headed for divorce but stuck it out to repair their relationship.

“I so love u guys @majorgirl couple goals for real!!,” one fan commented. “I’m 15 yrs in it and been through it all but at the end- it all makes sense and love cures all.”

Tiny Harris

Fans couldn’t help but fawn over Tiny Harris new look: her dark, curly tresses. (Instagram / @majorgirl)

 

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