‘Sis Run!’: T.I. Wants to Get Started Working on ‘Baby #8’ with Wife Tiny

Just because T.I. is a grandfather now doesn’t mean the Atlanta-born rapper is ready to hang up his procreation hat based on some baby-making comments he shared on social media.

The 40-year-old “ExpidiTIously” podcast host took a morning stroll with his beloved wife Tiny while vibing to “I Want You Around” by Snoh Aalegra and apparently spending the quiet, relaxing time connecting with the Xscape singer has him feeling ready to add to their already abundant brood.

Tiny Harris
Tiny Harris and her husband T.I. @majorgirl/Instagram

In a series of Instagram Stories posts shared on Jan. 11, the couple could be seen walking arm in arm while surrounded by trees as they smoked some trees and simply enjoyed each others’ company. Tip’s captions professed his love for her in a variety of ways, from calling Tiny his “lil piece of paradise,” to making it clear just how far he’s willing to go for his lady. “@majorgirl 4LIFERS. Catch a body. Do a bid. Bite a shark bout shawty. #OnCap,” he wrote on one of the videos.

Even though Tip isn’t quite ready to shut his baby-making factory down, the “Ant-Man and the Wasp” actor has been enjoying being “Big Papa Tip” after the birth of stepdaughter Zonnique Pullins’ baby girl in December.

T.I. and Tiny’s connection gave fans hope for their own love lives, but according to them more kids for the two should be out of the question.

“damn let the kids have babies now 😩😂,” advised one commenter.

“Okayyy 2021 must be the year of faithfulness, I know GOD has some in store for me 😩,” claimed a second.

“Y’all can’t lie, he love his tiny ❤️❤️❤️,” noted a third fan.

“Baby #8? Sis run!” a forth exclaimed.

“Aiight now Clifford with the ENERGY! ❤️” praised a fifth.

T.I. and Tiny have three children together: King, 16, Major, 12, and Heiress, 4. His older children from past relationships include Deyjah, 19, Domani, 19, and Messiah, 20. Tiny’s daughter Zonnique is also from a previous relationship.

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