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‘She Wins!’: Tiny Harris’ 4-Year-Old Daughter Shuts Down the ‘Gram with Adorable ‘Savage’ Challenge Video

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Tiny Harris‘ daughter Heiress Harris is taking over social media with her big personality.

The 4-year-old star flashed her fancy dance moves to her mother’s six million followers this week after taking part in Meghan Thee Stallion‘s’s “Savage Challenge.” Tiny took to Instagram on Monday, March 30 and posted the video of her daughter apparently slaying the challenge.

Heiress Harris
Tiny Harris and T.I.’s 4-year-old daughter Heiress Harris @onlyheiress/Instagram

The clip began with baby Heiress attempting to hit the “woah” and her flailing her arms back and forth in the air. While dancing, the toddler also started singing the lyrics to the song, seemingly yelling into the camera, “Boujee, ratchet.”

Tiny hyped her daughter up and captioned her post, “Don’t play with my baby!! #Savagechallenge Go Heiry!!! 👑💜”

Over 604,000 people viewed the mother of four’s video and gushed over baby Heiress’ moves.

“They need to give this baby her own tv show now😍. She’s turnt lol”

“Look like she trying to hurry up before T.I walk in and mess her video up 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 get it Heiress!”

“😂 She Winnnnn😩 awwww she’s literally so cute and full of love! ❤️ you better kill it”

“Yoooooo she is the cutestttt get it girl lol omg. I needed that. Thank you cutie. ❤️”

“Lmao my mood last night tryna learn the dance moves 😂… ❤️ cuteeee”

“Ayeee get it heiress… she’s so adorable 😍 ✨ the best I’ve seen bday girl 😘. love it!”

Not only is Tiny and T.I.‘s daughter a pro when it comes to her moves, she’s also good at board games.

Tiny Harris
Los Angeles, Calif. – March 23: T.I. (C), wife singer-songwriter Tiny (R) and their children (from L) Clifford ‘King’ Joseph Harris III, Layah Amore Harris, Major Philant Harris and Heiress Diana Harris attend Nickelodeon’s 2019 Kids’ Choice Awards at Galen Center on March 23, 2019, in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Presley Ann/FilmMagic)

Earlier in the same week, the proud parents recorded Heiress playing Jenga with the family. She even managed to pull out a wooden block from the Jenga tower without making it fall. T.I., being the proud father, yelled out, “Baby Jenga” and Tiny blurted, “Get it!”

Although Heiress is the youngest of her seven siblings, fans were still impressed by her intelligence.

“Love this family 😘 That game is so fun! But I would be afraid to play on that nice table 😂 Heiress is too smart for her own good!” one person said at the time.

Another added, ““Baby Jenga is serious AF 😂😂 My ♈️ point her in the right direction and baby can handle it every time Bet 💪♈️🙏🙏❤️”

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