‘Babies Will Be Made’: Quarantined Or Not, Tiny Says She’s Not Having More Babies, T.I. Thinks Otherwise

Singer Tiny says “the ‘Rona” quarantine won’t have her out here getting pregnant. (Photo: @majorgirl/Instagram)

Rapper T.I.’s wife Tamika “Tiny” Harris says no quarantine formed against her shall prosper when trying to avoid another pregnancy while holed up at home for days on end.

With “the ‘Rona” going around, it’s no wonder the singer found the humor in comedian Desi Banks’ video shared to social of him, showing him fighting temptation while caressing the body of his love interest.

Harris captioned the video, “I found this funny as 💩 This me & @troubleman31 all day! Rona got us in here trying NOT to make a baby!! Too 👵🏻 for that!! Lol.”

The couple who have been married for 10 years, but together for nearly two decades, already have three children together — King, Major and daughter Heiress Harris. The Xscape singer also has Zonnique Pullins from a previous relationship. T.I. has children Domani, Dejah and Messiah Harris respectively from previous relationships.

With that many children in the household, and the youngest only being four years old, fans cackled at Harris’ caption. However it was her husband’s comment that took them down.

“Oh Babies WILL BE MADE!!,” wrote the Atlanta rapper.

Others obviously tickled by the entire situation left comments of their own.

“😂 So many babies go be made!!!😩”

“😂😂😂😂😂 Little Corona Shante about to be here soon. Keep it up,” wrote another person with all the jokes.

“🗣Give Heiress a sisterrrrrr 😂😂😂😂,” possibly half-jokingly commented another.

“The Rona babies coming in December will be off the chain”

Speaking of the youngest child in the bunch, Heiress has folks on social swooning over her little kid chubby cheeks as well as her love of performing. After watching her mother on tour, the little one was caught hitting a body roll and lip synching to Xscape’s “Feels So Good.”

“My newest lil superstar @heiressdharris getting ready for her performance with Xscap3 tomorrow in Macon Ga. lol! Didn’t even know she liked Feels So Good this much!! #MommysBiggestFan #SheKnowRealMusicWhenSheHearIt #Xscape90sRnB 👑💜💞,” read Harris’ caption on the adorable video of her daughter.

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