T.I. & Tiny Harris 6-Y-O Daughter Heiress Wowed Crowd With Her Vocals

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T.I. & Tiny Harris 6-Y-O Daughter Heiress Wowed Crowd With Her Vocals

The content originally appeared on: Urban Islandz T.I. and Tiny Harris’ daughter Heiress is already a star. At six years old, Heiress Harris has already captured the hearts of thousands of fans with her singing. The youngest daughter of singers T.I. and Tiny Harris made an appearance on the big stage on Friday, where her father introduced her to a packed arena. “Calling a future superstar to the stage,” T.I said as Heiress ran onto the stage in her braids […]

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