‘I’m Convinced Celeb Kids be Using Time Machines’: Major Harris Attends His First Homecoming, Fans Can’t Get Over How Much He’s Grown

T.I and Tiny Harris’ youngest son Major Harris recently attended his first homecoming dance alongside his girlfriend Kierstyn Loyalty. 

The couple stunted in all-black attire as Major’s suit featured glistening silver stripes while his girlfriend matched his fly by adding sparkling silver to the hem of her dress.

Neither T.I. nor Tiny could hold back their excitement surrounding this milestone, as they both posted individual messages for their social media followers to see. 

“My lil man’s growing up [sad face] @majorpharris went to his first homecoming with his brilliant and beautiful gf. Maaaaan how the time flies. [Shocked emoji] whew!!! #Proudpops,” the “Whatever You Like” rapper wrote. 

In another upload, he posted a video of his 14-year-old son with the song, “Stuntin’ Like My Daddy” by Birdman and Lil Wayne playing in the background. 

“[crown] @majorpharris Major is [P emoji] Pushing @hideokibespoke pin stripes on pinstripes for homecoming!!! Learning early.. It’s a Lifestyle.”

While his post highlighted his flyness, the former Xscape vocalist’s post was more on the emotional side since she wasn’t able to physically be there due to her bestie Toya Johnson‘s wedding. 

She wrote, “While I was enjoying this beautiful wedding. Mama’s boy @majorpharris was off to his homecoming with his special lady @kierstynloyalty They are the cutest young couple. I’m still in Ahh of my baby all cleaned up looking so to match her fly!!”

“Gotta love you Major! Forever my LuvBug, my baby!! I see ya dad @troubleman31 hqd you too clean.” 

Numerous fans gushed over Major’s look as well as admitted their disbelief in how quickly time has passed since he was first introduced on T.I and Tiny’s reality show, “T.I & Tiny: The Family Hustle,” as a toddler.

“Celebrity kids grow up in 3-5 business days”

“Major has always been our favorite sibling”

“I’m convinced these celeb kids be using time machines cuz ain’t no way! I feel old”

Major has tugged at fans’ hearts since day one from his adorableness as a baby to his handsome, mature look now as a teenager.

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