‘Mommy and Me’: Tiny Harris and T.I.’s 4-Year-Old Daughter Leaves Folks In Stitches After She Denies Looking Like Her Father

*Tiny Harris and T.I.’s 4-Year-Old Daughter Claims She Doesn’t Look Like Her Daddy

*No She Didn’t’: Tiny Harris and T.I.’s 4-Year-Old Daughter Says She Looks Like This Parent More

It’s safe to say T.I. and Tiny Harris‘ daughter Heiress Harris takes after her mother in the genes department.

The darling mother-and-daughter duo lit Instagram up on Tuesday, Aug. 25, with a cute video of them comparing their looks to each other.

Tiny Harris
Tiny Harris and her 4-year-old daughter Heiress Harris @majorgirl/Instagram

“We’re twinsies,” the Xscape singer said to her 4-year-old daughter who responded, “Twinsss.”

When Tiny asked baby Heiress if she resembled her or T.I. more, Heiress pointed at her mother. The child then added, “I do not look like my daddy. Well, I look like him a little bit.”

“I think so, I think you do,” Tiny replied. “You look like mommy too.”

The mother of four and baby Heiress sported matching hairstyles in individual braids. Heiress placed her head on her mom’s shoulder during the video and smiled for the camera, as Tiny kissed her on the forehead.

“@heiressdharris swears she looks like her mama so I had to make ya a video🤪 👑,” Tiny wrote in the video caption.

Followers cracked up at Heiress’ response about resembling the “Whatever You Like” rapper, while also deeming the child Tiny’s twin.

“😂 I do not look like my daddy too cute ❤️,” said an admirer.

Another wrote, “Okayy Heiress and queen show out with the matching braidss✨😍😍 #ForbesTwins “Mommy and Me “ 💯💯💯”

“I don’t look like my daddy 🤣,” someone else quipped. “That’s because she’s YOUR twin! 😍😍 cute”

One IG user said, “Yes she looks like her Daddy with a splash of Tiny! 😍❤️ She looks like both of you.”

T.I. and Tiny family
Tiny Harris posted this pic of their children Zonnique Pullins, Deyjah Harris, Messiah Harris, Domani Harris, Major Harris, King Harris and Heiress Harris to promote VH1 show “T.I.& Tiny: The Family Hustle.” (Photo by @majorgirl / Instagram)

Baby Heiress is the youngest child out of Tiny and T.I.’s blended family of seven children.

T.I. has two sons and a daughter from prior relationships and Tiny has a daughter. The married couple share three children together, including Heiress and two sons. Rapper T.I. has hinted at wanting more kids, but Tiny has expressed a different sentiment for now.

In April, the “King” musician declared that more “babies will be made” during quarantine, but his wife said she’s hoping that’s not the case for her.

“I am trying not to make a baby so,” Tiny told Fox News at the time. “I’m not really trying not to make a baby, but I’m praying that I don’t make a baby because you know, that’s … what else you got to do? You know? Sit in the house and you’re looking at each other, you got to come up with some things to do and that normally comes up a lot in my house.”

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