‘Ray of Sunshine’: T.I. and Tiny Harris’ 4-Year-Old Daughter Leaves Fans Gushing After She Flaunts Her Princess Dress

The latest snapshots of rapper T.I. and singer Tiny Harris‘ daughter Heiress Harris are stirring up cuteness overload!

Heiress, 4, looked pretty in yellow this weekend after she flaunted her new “Beauty and the Beast” tutu dress on her official Only Heiress Instagram page on Saturday, June 13.

The darling video showed her donning a huge smile and asking where did her dress “come from?” The person recording the video responded, “Do you like it?” Heiress replied, “Yea.”

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Heiress Harris, 4, shows off her Belle dress. @onlyheriessInstagram

The princess-themed ensemble was paired with white ballerina shoes and tiny hoop earrings in silver. Her Instagram caption read, “Princess Heiress 💛.” The sweet post immediately gained the likes of users.

One Instagram follower commented on how “adorable” Heiress looked and called her a “ray of sunshine.” Another person followed up with, “My favorite princesses and u look beautiful my favorite little one out there❤️🙏💯so pretty yes..that was my baby girls favorite princesses also⚘👩‍👧‍👦❤.”

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“She’s beautiful adorable happy baby girl, she love her Princess dress ❤️,” someone else added. A fourth user wrote, “Is that a princess I see all the way from yonder cute little Heiress in her pretty yellow princess dress 😍.”

Heiress is T.I. and Tiny’s youngest child out of seven. The “U Don’t Know Me” rapper has one daughter and two sons from a previous relationship and Tiny has a daughter of her own. The couple share a total of three children together.

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

The mother of four recently spoke with Hollywood Life and insisted that Heiress was a “daddy’s girl.” She also added that her daughter was “just really sweet and really loving” so her husband T.I. “can’t help but be attached to her because she’s going to grab all of his attention, period.”

Last week, Tiny gushed over Heiress singing her big sister Zonnique Pullins‘ song “FTCU.” She shared another video of her daughter and wrote “Good morning world 🌍 I just wanted to share a lil of My🌞 @heiressdharris #Lucky7 #PHD 💜singing @zonniquejailee song #FTCU.”

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