T.I. Responds To Tiny Divorce Rumors: It ain’t your damn business!
T.I. Pissed When Asked About Divorce
T.I. (real name Clifford Harris) does NOT want to be asked anything about his pending divorce to Tameka ‘Tiny’ Harris. While being interviewed by rapper and reality TV star Yung Joc, the topic of their split was brought up. Joc hesitantly said to T.I.,
Tip, listen man. I love you man. I don’t wanna see you and Tiny split, man.
To this, T.I. responded to the Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta,
That ain’t your business man. I know we on air and I’m telling you on air, that ain’t your business man.
When Joc’s co-host, chimed in, T.I. added once again,
It ain’t yo damn business.
See the clip.
As previously reported, Tiny filed for divorce in December. The pair began dating in 2002 and married July 30, 2010 in Miami Beach.
They have two sons together: King Harris (born August 25, 2004), Major Philant Harris (born May 16, 2008) and a daughter, Heiress Diana Harris (born March 2016). Neither have spoken publicly about the status of their marriage or relationship.
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