Tiny Harris and Little Heiress Strike Royal Poses in Tea Party-Themed Ensembles at 3-Year-Old’s Birthday Bash, Fans Adore Their Look

R&B singer Tiny Harris threw her toddler Heiress Harris a lavish birthday bash over the weekend, but their adorable mommy-and-me attire just happened to steal the spotlight.

Tiny and her husband, rapper T.I., went all out for their baby girl’s third birthday party, with no expense spared. The theme of baby Heiress’ celebration was a tea party, where she and her mother dressed in apparent queen and princess ensembles.

The “Understanding” singer was captured wearing a spring-inspired pink midi-dress with a blush floral embellished cardigan and rose-gold open toe heels. She accessorized her look with a slouch handbag matching her cardigan, a diamond pendant and a pink flower derby feather fascinator hat, seemingly taking a page out of Meghan Markle’s fashion book.

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Tiny Harris and her daughter Heiress Harris. (@blessedzhandz_mua/Instagram)

Three-year-old Heiress sported a pink floral tulle party dress with an apparent diamond brooch. Like her mother, she too wore a fascinator hat with a beaded necklace.

Both Tiny and her daughter posed in front of a grand piano for a photo taken by the singer’s makeup stylist, La’Keshia Stewart of Atlanta. Stewart wrote in her Instagram caption on Monday, “So Precious and Gorgeous… So Much Love I have for these Two ladies… I said Pose for the camera @onlyheiress and this was the hit shot.”

A second photo was reposted by the Troubleman himself, who gushed over his wife and daughter’s presence.

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Tiny Harris and her daughter Heiress Harris. (@troubleman/Instagram)

“Heiress tell mama @majorgirl this how she need to dress everyday!!! Like a filthy rich royal diplomat. ๐Ÿ‘‘๐ŸŽ–๐Ÿ…๐ŸŒธ๐Ÿ‘›๐Ÿ‘’๐Ÿ‘—,” T.I. posted on his IG Monday evening.

Fans oohed over Tiny and baby Heiress’ mommy and me outfits, showering them with a slew of compliments.

“Wow, Queen Tameka & princess Heiress! This is PRICELESS ๐Ÿคณ๐Ÿผ Ya ladies lookin Very lovely ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿผ๐Ÿ˜Ž.”

“Yasssssssss #heiressharris and mommy do it for the gramโค๏ธ!”

“Gorgeous mommy and me outfits!ย Both look gorgeous ๐Ÿ˜ and super rich! Lol.”

“I love ya’lls oufits omg Heiress is looking like her name! Absolutely adorable.”

“Look @princess heiress and her momma queen @majorgirl beautiful now that’s how you teach etiquetteย ๐Ÿ’•๐ŸŒบ.”

Tiny and T.I. share seven children together, including Major, King, and baby Heiress whom the couple share together, sons Domani and Messiah and daughter Deyjah Harris from T.I.โ€™s previous relationships, and Zonnique Pullins from Tinyโ€™s former relationship.

The pair’s family will make their debut on their VH1 reality show โ€œT.I. & Tiny: Friends & Family Hustle,โ€ which is scheduled to air later this year.

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