‘Beauty on the Loose’: Fans Gape Over How Fabulous Tiny Harris Looks

When it comes to slaying a photo, R&B singer Tiny Harris seems to never disappoint.

The reality star and music artist is snatching edges on Instagram with her recent images and has fans gawking over her beauty.

She uploaded a chain of images on her social media feed Wednesday of herself modeling a few garments from Fashion Nova. She appeared to be in the middle of a parking lot when posing for the snapshots and added in her caption “Btw I forgot to mention how good this @fashionnova look on me 🤪 👑😋.”

Tiny Harris
Tiny Harris. @majorgirl/Instagram

She sported a sea-green, multi-colored bodysuit with a pair of high-waist, curve-hugging jeans and pink stiletto heels. She rocked her hair in a pink, side ponytail and opted for a glamorous makeup look, including a dramatic eye and nude lip.

Tiny Harris
Tiny Harris. @majorgirl/Instagram

Harris’ post received over 151,000 likes and 2,000 comments from fans who gawked over her appearance.

“Come through mama 🔥😍 a real beauty on the loose Tip betta watch out!”

“Lil Mama, you are one beautiful attractive sexy Black queen. u better work that runway 💕😝.”

“Sis never ages! Glow Girl. Yous looking to fly down to them shoes. I can dig that 👏👏👏👏 and u did that 💜.”

“Omg this fit 😍😍 you look bomb 💕 gorgeous. I just love u Tiny💜 such a sweetheart.”

Tiny Harris
(From left) Kandi Burruss, LaTocha Scott, Tameka “Tiny” Harris, and Tamika Scott of Xscape attend the 31st Annual ASCAP Rhythm & Soul Music Awards at the Beverly Wilshire Four Seasons Hotel on June 21, 2018, in Beverly Hills, California. (Photo: Lester Cohen/Getty Images for ASCAP)

Harris hasn’t only been busy slaying her latest looks, she’s also been busy making major moves with her Xscape group mates Kandi Burruss, andLaTocha and Tamika Scott.

She recently confirmed that she and her group mates are proceeding forward with the very anticipated Xscape biopic, produced by no other than “Love and Hip Hop” franchise exec Mona Scott-Young herself.

“You definitely going to see the biopic, it’s definitely coming, it’s in the works,” Harris said on April 25 during a private listening party for her new EP.

The biopic will showcase the lives of all four group members growing up as Xscape and detail the events that led to their reunion after spending 15 years apart. Harris did not confirm the release date for the film, but noted the project was still in the works.

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