T.I. Says Wife Tiny Harris Is ‘Still Mines’ After He Playfully Mocks Her for Snoring

Tiny Harris and T.I. have continued to share their love for one another in the months after his cheating scandal. This time, it’s Tip who is showing his affection for his wife albeit in a playful manner.

“Had to fish for this one….. 😴😴😴 #FamilyTies #OoohSheSnoozin #HadToBeSnoringLoud
😂😂😂😂😂 #StillMines,” the rapper captioned the Friday, Sept. 14 post.

Tiny Harris

(@troubleman31/Instagram)

The photo shows Harris in an apparent deep sleep resting between then-infant daughter Heiress and son Major. And according to T.I.’s hashtags, the singer was also snoring during her slumber.

Still, Tip’s last hashtag showed he adores his wife anyway, proudly declaring she’s still his despite him getting caught cozying up to “Greenleaf” actress Asia’h Epperson in June.

Fans, meanwhile, chimed in on the post with playful comments of their own.

“Whattttttt, trouble man you would be in trouble for real👊You definitely tried it. I ain’t even mad but she ain’t wrong for getting that rest in Mama hood is hard when you 100% real Mama😎 that’s right get your snore on😊.”

“You do know you in trouble for this one @troubleman31 😂😂😂”

“All of them sleep with Their hands up!!!! #getitfromtheymama 😂😂”

And others just found the moment precious.

“This is so sweet, you cherishing and enjoying the money! There are many who have attitudes about children in the bed. I love your approach!”

“They all sleeping the same way. This is great family memory.”

“They all sleep the same with one arm up even the baby doing it already super cute🤗🤗🤗🤗”

“Awww they all sleep the same 😍😍”

While Tiny didn’t comment on T.I.’s post, she shared a similar photo of him in August snoozing with Heiress when she was a bit older.

“This was so cute..I couldn’t resist! @troubleman31 & @heiressdharris #DaddysBaby #MySunshine 👑😻💜,” she captioned the image, which fans fawned over just as much.

Tiny Harris

(@majorgirl/Instagram)

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