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‘We Stan’: Tiny Shares Video of Daughter Heiress Singing Zonnique’s Song, Fans Can’t Handle the Cuteness

By | Published on June 12, 2020
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Heiress Harris sings along to big sis Zonnique Pullins’ song./ Photo Credit: @MajorGirl/Instagram

Four-year-old Heiress Harris is either in the running to be her big sister Zonnique‘s biggest fan or biggest competition.

T.I. and Tiny‘s youngest child filmed herself singing along with Zonnique’s single “#FTCU” and “momager” Tiny couldn’t resist sharing the clip of little Heiress flexing her pipes.

“Good morning world 🌍 I just wanted to share a lil of My 🌞 @heiressdharris #Lucky7 #PHD singing @zonniquejailee song #FTCU make sure u support our [young] black artist & stream my baby!!👑💙‼️” she captioned the clip.

Zonnique released “#FTCU” in May as a double single, along with her song “Winner,” and was inspired to write the former during a rough patch with her boyfriend, rapper Band Hunta Izzy. “For ‘#FTCU,’ my close friend and producer J. Reid’s beat inspired the feel and melodies of the song. I was kinda upset with my bf so I was writing it like ‘this is what I could be doing, stop playing’,” she told The Wrap.

Tiny’s followers got a kick out of seeing little Heiress bopping along to her big sister’s song and complimented the four year old and her vocals in the comments.

Too cute!,” gushed Tiny’s Xscape group mate Kandi Burruss.

“❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Love you HEIRESS 👑,” wrote singer Lil Mo.

“She is too dern ADORABLE!!!,” exclaimed a fan. “She got Tiny’s attitude ALL DAY!!!!!! I love it!!!!!!”

“It’s the vocals for me ❤️❤️❤️ She is so cute T!!,” complimented another.

“She has a pretty voice already🔥🔥🔥,” a third wrote.

“Her face be so serious 😂😂 she be feeling them notes!!!,” joked a fourth.

“We stan for heiress,” stated a fifth follower.

Heiress was also recently caught on camera remixing the lyrics to “Who Can I Run To?,” her mom’s hit 1995 single with group Xscape. “I like her version better ‘who can I run to? To share this stingy place? Who can I run to? Am I in love,’ ” Zonnique commented on the video of her sister’s solo.

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