‘Mine!’: T.I. Shows Love to His Wife Tiny Harris After Cheating Rumors Surface

It seems all is well between T.I. and his wife Tiny Harris.

Earlier this week, folks speculated there were issues going on between the pair due to a post the Xscape singer shared on her social media feed. However, the “U Don’t Know Me” rapper is apparently letting the world know there’s not anything to speculate about and he and his wifey are good.

T.I. took to his Instagram on Tuesday evening and posted two photos of Tiny squatted down in poses in front his of portrait. He then shouted out his wife in his caption, seemingly shutting down marital woes rumors.

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Tiny Harris posing in front of portrait of T.I. @troubleman/Instagram

“Mine 😍 @majorgirl this is the LOOK Foxy Lady!!!” he wrote. “Making my pictures look better. Keep KICKING ass & giving em hell Mrs Harris… I Fuc*in Love you!!!”

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Tiny Harris posing in front of portrait of T.I. (Photo: @troubleman/Instagram)

His post also received several reactions from fans.

“I love y’all comeback. Make it last forever! @troubleman31 and @majorgirl. Y’all goals 💯.”

“I don’t care what no one say…. this here is true mf love 💕 you both compliment each other.”

“That’s right @troubleman31 , @majorgirl #4GetTheHaters #KeepShinning #KeepWinning.”

“Oh Lord 🙄 what tip done did now lol. he only act like that when he did somethin wrong to her.”

T.I.’s post followed a few hours after Tiny posted a cryptic message on her Instagram story about cheating.

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@majorgirl/Instagram. Tiny Harris seemingly sends T.I. a message alluding to infidelity.

“Dont lose yo b–h tryna keep up wit a hoe that cant keep up wit yo b–ch,” the post read. She added at the bottom, “Tuff act to follow 👑.” A mass of cheating speculation surrounded the couple moments later.

“Damn what did T.I. do now? He getting too old for the bs.. I wish he would just chill..🙄.”

“Girl you ain’t going nowhere 🙄 you still let that man cheat on you.”

Although Tiny has filed for divorce from the rapper twice, once in 2016 and the other in 2017, they’ve apparently reconciled their marriage. The mother of four also addressed the gossip this week, telling Page Six, “Y’all cannot think, every time I post something, that means we’re in a bad place. I posted it meaning . . . he needs reminding.”

She then said that her post “is not about my relationship at [this] time. I mean, we good . . . this week.”

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