‘She Makes Tiny Look Even Tinier’: Tiny Harris Twins with Baby Heiress, Fans Can’t Get Enough

Tiny Harris’ daughter Heiress Harris is showing fans how short her mother really is. In a series of photos on a Nov. 13 post the mother and daughter pose for the camera close together in their twinning outfits.

Harris and Heiress both are wearing long-sleeved camouflage matching sets along with colorful Nike sneakers. In addition to matching clothes, they both had their hair styled in high ponytails.

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The mother of four captioned the post “On set wit The Boss Baby @heiressdharris Where’s her agent #Mommysbaby #Family Hustle.”

Immediately fans noticed the small height difference between Harris and her 4-year-old daughter. In the photos, Heiress seems to almost come up to Harris’ shoulder.

“Omggg she make Tiny look even tinier,” wrote one fan.

Another typed, “Guh ain’t no way she is almost taller than you lol.”

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Someone else addressed the rate of Heiress’ growth, saying, “She need to slow down she grown up too fast.”

But this is not the first time Heiress has impressed people with her maturity. In a Nov. 5 video posted to Heiress’ Instagram page, she sings for her mom while shocking fans with her sophisticated personality.

The 14-second clip begins with Harris telling Heiress to sing the song for her that she was singing earlier. Heiress begins singing in a low voice, and Harris can be heard in the background saying, “I can’t hear you.”

Heiress replies to her mom, “Wait, wait which one? The one I was singing in the shower?”

The 45-year-old confirmed that that was the song she wanted her to sing, and Heiress began singing a snippet of the song “What You Know Bout Love” by the late Brooklyn artist Pop Smoke.

The video is captioned “Watch me hit a note.”

Fans raved about Harris’ youngest daughter in the comments.

One person said, “I freakin love her ❤️❤️❤️❤️ her personality is everything.”

Speaking more to her seemingly advanced personality, another person wrote, “She done been here before.”

A third commenter said, “She so smart,” while a fourth said that she has an “Old Soul.”

Heiress is the youngest daughter of Harris and her rapper husband T.I. Major Harris and Clifford “King” Harris are the two other children that they have together. Harris’ oldest daughter Zonnique Pullins is from a previous relationship. T.I has three other children from his past relationships. His two sons Messiah Harris and Domani Harris share the same mother, while his first daughter Deyjah Harris has another mother.

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