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By the looks of things, Tiny Harris and her husband love to play games.
This week, a report surfaced claiming that T.I. is not happy that his wife will be on tour with Jermaine Dupri.
To taunt T.I.P., the diva decided to pose with Jermaine in a cute picture.
She captioned the photo: “Just Kickin It wit da Boss Man @jermainedupri Y’all ready for this #SoSoDef25Tour it’s about to be litty! Nothing but back to back hits!! You got 11 cities to get right!! #SoSoDef25 #Xscape.”
According to Hollywood Life, the rapper, who cheated with Bernice Burgos and was later seen slapping Asia’h Epperson’s butt, fears his wife will step out of their marriage while touring with Xscape.
The source said: “Tiny’s gearing up to go back on tour in October, and she couldn’t be more hyped. But T.I.? Not so much. He worries a lot, even though Tiny’s last tour went great he’s worried about all the same things as last time, all over again.”
T.I. Apparently does not trust Jermaine nor his intentions.
The family friend added: “T.I. is worried about Tiny taking Heiress with her on the road. He’s worried she won’t have enough time for all their kids. And no doubt he’s got other more personal worries, like her being surrounded by other men during this tour. T.I is way too proud to admit it, but he’s got a lot of insecurities when it comes to Tiny cheating on him.”
The source concluded by: “He’s very suspicious any time men are close to her. He’s even suspicious of Jermaine Dupri’s motives when it comes to Tiny. Tiny is doing her best to calm her husband’s fears and convince him there’s no reason to worry but it’s not easy, it’s causing some tension for them.”
One fan reacted to the picture by saying: “Wow, he is just as tiny as her! Thought Xscape were mad with him… So chance make money kill that vibe .. Huh.”
Another follower claimed: “Almost forgot Fly boots..tho!! And Hell yes lets bring it!!! Is Tiny taller than JD? Wow, I didn’t know that he was that short. Anywayyyyys, that concert is going to be lit!”
Tiny likes to play with fire.
