T.I. and Tiny Expecting Fourth Child?!?
RUMORS are swirling again that the star of VH1’s T.I. and Tiny: The Family Hustle, T.I. and Tiny Expecting Fourth Child.
Over the weekend the baby rumors kicked up some dust and a whirlwind of buzz began spreading…
Now new RUMORS are claiming that T.I’s wife Tiny is about to get a little bit bigger in her tummy, since it’s alleged that VH1’s T.I. and Tiny: The Family Hustle, could be pregnant with the couple’s fourth child.
Now you may recall that T.I. and Tiny have six kids, T.I. has two sons by Lashon Thompson, recently EXCLUSIVELY spoke CelebNMusic247.com about Mother Funders and co-parenting with T.I. — their boys names are Messiah Ya’ Majesty Harris and Domani Uriah Harris—and a daughter, Deyjah Imani Harris. As for T.I. and Tiny, they have two sons together—Clifford “King” Joseph Harris III and Major Philant Harris. And Tameka Cottle, meanwhile, has a daughter, Zonnique Jailee Pullins, who she had with Zonnie Zebo Pullins in 1996.
CelebNMusic247.com has learned via RumorFix that the 38-year-old singer-songwriter and former member of Xscape and T.I. may be expecting their fourth child together.
We previously reported back in 2013 that Tiny was expecting baby number 7, which would be baby no. 4, but it was a RUMOR, so we question the validity of this news.
The rumors started last week when Atlanta blogger Freddy O posted a photo to Instagram on September 22 with the caption:
“My girl @majorgirl got some extra big news to tell the world … Hint hint she’s gone have someone new in her life … #winning.”
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Tiny was photographed this past weekend in ATL during the BET Hip Hop Awards (airing October 15 at 8 p.m. ET on VH1) looking fit and fabulous in a tight sequined cocktail dress, so either she’s early along in her pregnancy or Freddy O is just trying to stir up some controversy. Either way, mission accomplished.
RumorFix immediately reached out to reps for both T.I. and Tiny, but they haven’t responded.
If the Rumor is true, then congratulations goes out to Tiny and T.I.
