‘So Freaking Gorgeous’: Tiny Harris Has a New Look and Fans Are Obsessed with It

Tiny Harris clearly loves changing up her looks with bold new hair colors.

The 45-year-old R&B crooner is known for being brave when it comes to hairstyles. Whether she’s attending an event or simply just striking a pose for Instagram, she loves to play around with different looks. For instance, the mother of four showed off her new copper and blond tendrils on the ‘Gram Tuesday evening, Oct. 6, in a video.

“Really just trying to show off my hair color.. I love it,” Harris captioned the post, adding “enjoying being copper but the add on was necessary! 👑🧡😏.’

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Tiny Harris flaunts her new hair color. @majorgirl/Instagram

The Xscape singer ran her fingers through her shoulder-length tendrils in the video and panned the camera over her body. She sported curve-hugging jeans and a cropped yellow tee that nearly matched the blond highlights in her hair.

Harris floored IG users with her daring look. “Tiny your hairstyles are always on point,” one fan wrote underneath her post with seven fire emojis.

“Well to be honest any color go look nice on you 💯🔥,”said another.

One person told the songstress, “That color is gorgeous on you!! 😍 beautiful lady with the personality to go with it.”

“Ayyyeeee🔥🔥🔥 beautiful hair color, great option, for a beautiful U,” someone else complimented Harris. “So freaking gorgeous 🙌🏽❤️”

Harris’ bold new hair color comes nearly two weeks after she threw a lavish party for her husband and rapper T.I.‘s 40th birthday.

The “Understanding” singer looked absolutely gorgeous at her husband’s white-and-black affair and sported a form-fitting white cape dress with black open-toe sandals. Her husband matched her fly and sported a dapper black suit.

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Tiny Harris and T.I. @majorgirl and photographer @sterlingpics/Instagram

Not only did Harris throw T.I. a grand birthday bash and looked stunning, she also celebrated his special day with a heartwarming message.

“Happy 40th birthday to the love of my life!! I love u more & more each day Sweetbaby‼️ Thank you for loving me so damn good & making changes for us!!” she wrote on Sept. 25. “You ain’t perfect but I’ve never felt loved like the way u love me!! I will forever cherish you & treat you like the King that you are for a lifetime!! 👑”

The couple married in 2010 and share three children together.

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