‘Future Track Star’: Tiny Harris’ 4-Year-Old Daughter Shows Off Her Running Skills In Latest Video

It looks like T.I. and Tiny Harris‘ daughter Heiress Harris is fast as lightning.

The four year old showed off her running skills on camera this week and wowed fans. An Instagram video of baby Heiress racing her “uncle” and rapper Young Dro was uploaded to the child’s fan page on Tuesday, June 2.

Heiress Harris
Heiress Harris and Young Dro @onlyheiress/Instagram

Heiress was dressed in an adorable tracksuit and sneakers. In the video, Dro prepared to race the little one outside and exclaimed, “On your mark, get set, go!” Baby Heiress took off jogging, while Dro barely moved a muscle, letting her win.

Heiress did a victory dance after the person recording shouted, “Heiress won!”

Fans instantly gushed over the video. “Too cute 😍 definitely needed to see something positive 💪🏽🤗 a future track star,” one person wrote. Another added, “To cute heiress won that race.yay yay for heiress 😘 you won pooh.” A third user commented, “Aww how cute 😂 the way @1youngdro was power walking. Heiress def won that.” Someone else wrote, “Heiress won 🏆 yeah ❤️ Good job cutie pie. I tried that with my BROTHER-IN-LAW and he won for real… I was 24 and he was 4… 😂”

In March, T.I. and Tiny celebrated their youngest daughter’s fourth birthday.

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T.I., Heiress Harris and Tiny Harris @troubleman/Instagram)

They managed to throw Heiress a birthday party with her brothers and sisters during the pandemic and practiced social distancing.

Tiny celebrated her princess with a sweet message. She wrote via Instagram, “4 years ago today was one of the greatest achievements I have ever been apart of. Having a healthy beautiful, genius of a baby! You came in my life when God knew I needed you most!! Thank you for Upgrading my life! Best lil 4 year old I coulda ever imagine having!! You are truly my Sunshine & the Heiress to the throne!! I will love & protect u till the day I die!! Happy birthday Princess Heiress Diana 👑”

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