Tiny Harris Channels Her Inner ‘Miss Piggy’ with This Stunning Look: ‘Now That’s How You Turn Insults into Power’

R&B singer Tiny Harris is apparently unfazed by people’s nasty remarks about her appearance.

Social media have often compared the Xscape member’s looks to the Muppet Miss Piggy on Jim Henson’s The Muppet Show. Well, it seems she’s finally hitting back at critics who’ve trashed her and is embracing her apparent flaws.

A few hours before appearing on daytime show “The Real” Harris took to Instagram with a selfie of herself wearing a hot pink blazer dress. She rocked a super glam makeup look including pink and gold eye shadow and a pink lipstick. She also rocked a razor-cut blond bob.

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Tiny Harris. @majorgirl/Instagram

Hitting back at detractors, she wrote in her caption. “Channeling Ms/Mrs Piggy…That Bitch who had it all!!! 🤪 Make sure u catch her on @therealdaytime wit my love @thatshekinah at 1pm today!! Coming up now!! 👑🏆⭐️🏦💰💎 Glam.”

Her post received an overwhelmingly amount of praise.

“Dripped up and draped out…beauty! 💕.”

“Now that’s how you turn insults to power 💅🏾 Go Off Tiny!!!!❤️❤️.”

“Yes Queen 😍💖😍 Mrs. Piggy was a rich fabulous/ glamorous b–ch! PERIOD!!!! 🤑. Talk yo s–t sis!”

“Tiny ur so pretty u don’t look like no mrs piggy who ever said that is a hater ur gorgeous girl and you’re forever FINE in my humble opinion! TUH! 😝😍👏🏾.”

“😂😂 damn so she just gone flip the kodak line like that ifwh like yesssss!! 💪🏽 Come through tiny and shut the s–t down.”

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Kodak Black (L) dissed T.I. (R) on a new song titled “Expeditiously.” (Photo: Getty Images, Cindy Ord / Prince Williams)

Not only was Harris’ post a hit back at social media trolls, it was also an epic response to rapper Kodak Black who brought up her name in his ongoing beef with her husband, rapper T.I. He spoke negatively about the 43-year-old mother of four on his diss track “Expeditiously” calling her “Piggy.”

“Tiny, that b–ch ugly as hell, I don’t even want Piggy,” the 21-year-old rapper said also adding raps about late rapper Nipsey Hussle, the topic that led to he and T.I.’s feud in the first place.

Nevertheless, Harris continues to prove herself as the queen of classy clap backs.

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