‘All I See Is Nique’: Tiny Harris’ Fans Claim Daughter Zonnique Pullins Is Her Twin After She Posts These Throwback Childhood Pics

Tiny Harris‘ oldest child and daughter Zonnique Pullins is clearly her carbon copy.

The 44-year-old mother shared a series of childhood photos that showed her posing it up for the camera at 12 years old. The first image was of the Xscape singer posing with her older sister Michelle Rich in their old neck of the woods in Jonesboro, Georgia, part of metropolitan Atlanta.

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[L-R]: Tiny Harris and her older sister Michelle Rich @majorgirl/Instagram

“#Tbt Growing up I wanted to be like my big sis @michellerich46 she was The Real Deal for me!” Harris wrote via Instagram on Sept. 10. “I was 12yrs old here😩 Just a few slides on Macon Dr. of my childhood. A real Cleveland Ave. baby #JonesboroSouth I make it look sweet tho 😏 👑.”

Another picture showed the then preteen posing for a sweet photo and flashing a closed-lip smile. Fans zoomed in on the childhood snaps and claimed 24-year-old Pullins resembled her mother in the pics.

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Tiny Harris @majorgirl/Instagram

“All I see is Zonnique 😍💕,” someone wrote in Harris’ comments section.

A second person added, “Omg Yes Mam Maw is fine fine on her pic…. 😘😘 heir bear Niq and King your twins.”

One fan said, “Wow! Zonnique is your twin especially the 3rd picture! Strong family genes 😉❤️.”

“Sooo pretty💕💕..yess zonnique all day💖,” an IG follower wrote.

Harris and her daughter are extremely close.

The R&B crooner serves as Pullins’ momager. The former OMG Girlz member is also signed to her mom’s record label, Pretty Hustle.

Pullins told “The Real” in February 2018 that it was difficult at first having Harris manage her. However, the duo was able to find a common ground and now work well together.

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Tiny Harris at an after-party event at the 2019 BET Awards and her daughter Zonnique Pullins from October 2018 @majorgirl/Instagram @GT

“In the beginning it was pretty rough,” Pullins told the cast. “We just didn’t jell at first because I felt like she’s my mom, don’t go so hard on me. But now that I’m older we found the balance of working together, and now it works out.”

Harris and her family are gearing up for Pullins to welcome her unborn daughter soon. She’s six months pregnant, expecting her first child with her boyfriend, rapper Bandhunta Izzy.

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