T.I. and Tiny’s seven kids are all talented in their own way, even their youngest son, Major Harris.
The 18-year-old is one of the more reserved Harris kids, but it seems he’s finally found his lane like his siblings.
T.I.’s two eldest sons from a previous relationship are both independent artists. Messiah Ya’Majesty Harris, 26, performs as Buddy Red and is a blues musician. Domani Harris, 25, raps with a flow some say is better than his dad’s.
Tiny and T.I.’s elder son together, King Harris, 22, also raps. T.I.’s daughter Deyjah Harris, 25, models online for fashion brands.
Tiny’s 30-year-old daughter from another relationship, Zonnique, entered the spotlight as a singer in 2009 as part of the girl group OMG Girlz.
Lastly, T.I. and Tiny’s youngest daughter, Heiress Diana Harris, 10, has taken up singing like her Grammy-winning mom.
Major outwardly appears to be the last of the Harris clan to step into his passions, and it looks like that is the stage.
On Oct. 13, Tiny shared a clip of his performance in a school play at Woodward Academy in College Park, an Atlanta suburb where he attended high school. He graduated in May with honors.
Major portrays Gomez Addams in “The Addams Family” stage musical in the video. He has a heartfelt discussion with his daughter, Wednesday Addams, who is hurt after Lucas Beineke, a boy she loves, leaves her.
As Gomez, Major sings “Happy/Sad,” about being happy that his daughter has found love, but sad to realize she is growing up. In his pinstriped suit, Major belts out the lyrics as his co-star playing Wednesday looks sad sitting next to him.
Under the old clip, Tiny posts a caption that reads, “Morning [world emoji] now that my son @majority_rulez_ is out of high school I can finally post how great he & his cast mates did.”
She didn’t explain why she had to wait until he was out of school to post.
But she continued, “Here is Major playing Gomez from The Adam’s Family & Teletubby11_ playing his daughter. & @tip talking bout my baby can juggle! This is my future Broadway star/future President lol!! It’s so hard for me to change my accent let alone sing in it!! Job well done guys!!!”
Fans in Tiny’s comments instantly started praising Major and how much of a true talent he is.
One person commending him said, “Awwwwwww our nephew!!!! He’s a natural can’t wait to see him on broadway!!!!”
Another fan was shocked by his singing abilities and wrote, “Omg I didn’t know Major could sing too! Yeah he’s going to Broadway! Go Major!”
A third person reflecting on all of T.I. and Tiny’s children typed, “You go boy. The whole family is talented.”
This isn’t the first time Tiny praised Major’s acting abilities. Back in October 2025, she shared another snippet of him onstage doing an intense scene with a classmate. But Major did not sing in that clip.
While T.I. may also be a proud parent like Tiny, he once said in an interview that he did not want his children to go into the entertainment industry.
In a January 2024 interview on “Welcome to the Fearlessly Living,” he told Arian Simone, “To be honest with you, I never wanted them involved.”
The “What You Know” rapper said, “I just know how much treachery, how much betrayal … how much of the dark side exists in this and I never wanted to expose them to that.”
He said he hoped they would make their own path.
“It’s not enough lawyers, doctors, engineers, architects … It’s not enough of them in the world coming from our households,” he said.
But the 46-year-old remains supportive of his children as they continue to thrive in their respective artistic endeavors.
