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‘Am I Crying?’: Fans Gush Over Heiress Harris Singing a Special Song to Mom Tiny Harris

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Tiny Harris received the sweetest birthday gift from her youngest daughter Heiress Harris in the form of an original song created just for the Xscape singer.

The 5-year-old daughter of Harris and her husband, rapper T.I., has been following in her mother’s musical footsteps by enthusiastically taking vocal lessons and it sounds like they’re already beginning to pay off! Heiress used her gift, along with the help of her vocal coach, to sing Tiny a very special original song.

Tiny Harris and her daughter Heiress cuddle up. Photo Credit: @heiressdharris/Instagram

“I love you mommy, I love you mommy, I love you big! I love you Tiny!,” she belted out in the Instagram video before finishing her serenade with a big “I wuv you!”

Tiny proudly shared the cute video with her fans and T.I. gushed over the “legendary” performance from his “lil superstar” on his own Instagram page as well.

“That’s My lil superstaršŸ˜,” he captioned the post. “She’s makes me so proudšŸ„° What a Legendary performanceā€¼ļø”

Tiny shared that Heiress has recently been able to visit her vocal teacher “for her 1st voice lesson in months,” and sounds like Heiress hasn’t skipped a beat and is already putting what she’s learning into practice. Her sweet voice and precious performance melted fans’ hearts.

“Why tf am I crying”

“šŸ˜šŸ˜the cutest ! How is this not a #hallmark commercial – sheā€™s perfect !”

“A star in the making šŸ˜šŸ˜”

“‘I love you big, I love you tiny’ bars!”

Heiress serenades her mom with a birthday jam. Photo Credit: @heiressdharris/Instagram

Tip also commemorated his wife’s July 14 birthday with an emotional social media post and festive birthday bash for family and close friends. “Happy Birthday to my wife, my lover, &my best friend @majorgirl ā€¦” he wrote. “Weā€™ve been through the best of times and the worst of times, but WE never changedā€¦.Iā€™m truly proud of you & all that youā€™ve contributed to the cultureā€¦as well as thankful for all youā€™ve contributed to all of OUR LIVESā€¼ļøAll my Love For All My Lifeā€¼ļø”

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