‘Love This Little Lady’: Tiny Harris’ 4-Year-Old Daughter Leaves Fans Gushing Over Her ‘Summer Ready’ Pic

Tiny Harris‘ daughter Heiress Harris has folks obsessed with her big personality and adorable looks.

A sweet photo of the 4-year-old was posted to her Only Heiress fan page on Tuesday, June 30, which Instagram followers described as “too cute.” The picture showed baby Heiress posing on a slide.

Tiny Harris
Heiress Harris, 4. @onlyheiress/Instagram

“Summer ready ☀️🧡💛,” the post read.

T.I. and Tiny’s youngest child was dressed in a festive dress and sky blue shorts with matching hair bows. Over 8,000 Instagram followers hit the heart button on the picture and flooded it with compliments.

“She getting big so quick 😍😍,” a user wrote. “Too Cute,” was one comment, while another person added, “Heyyy pretty girl 😊 Precious baby.”

One fan commented on how adorable Heiress was and said, “Thats my nooka nooka.” Someone else remarked, “Love ❤️ That Little Lady. Dang…the babies grow so fast 😊.”

A few weeks ago, Heiress left fans fawning over her cuteness after she showed off her sprinting prowess.

A June 2 video showed the little one racing her “uncle,” rapper Young Dro, in a driveway. She ran as fast as lightning, and the person recording shouted, “Heiress won!”

Heiress Harris
Heiress Harris and Young Dro. @onlyheiress/Instagram

Heiress turned 4 in March, and her birthday was celebrated with a sweet post written by her mother.

“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!!” Tiny wrote via Instagram. “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.”

A few weeks before her fourth birthday, T.I. gushed over his baby girl with a picture that showed off her snazzy fashions. She was photographed wearing green shades and a multicolored fur jacket. She threw up the peace sign with both of her hands. The “King” rapper captioned the post, “Another baby could never…. #MyBeautifulAnomoly #DaddysBabyBabyDripMaster.”

Tiny Harris
Heiress Harris posing for Instagram. @troubleman31/Instagram

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