The Harris family structure blends biological siblings from previous relationships alongside children born to the couple together. T.I. brought three children into the marriage: sons Messiah and Domani from his relationship with Lashon Dixon, and daughter Deyjah from his relationship with Ms. Niko. Tiny brought her eldest daughter, Zonnique Pullins, from an earlier relationship with Zonnie Zebo Pullins. Together, T.I. and Tiny had three children: King, Major, and their youngest daughter, Heiress Diana.
The age spread spans roughly two decades. Zonnique, born in 1996, led the teenage pop wave of the 2010s with the girl group OMG Girlz before stepping into motherhood and solo R&B. Messiah, born in 2000, chose film production, screenwriting, and low-profile indie blues over rap stardom. Domani, born in 2001, established himself as a lyrical emcee who actively avoided his father’s trap stylings in favor of introspective hip-hop, earning critical nods and theatrical composing credits for Broadway’s Pass Over. Deyjah, born in 2001, shifted her focus entirely toward mental health advocacy and digital beauty content, developing an open, candid dialogue with millions of followers about depression and boundary-setting.
King, born in 2004, has spent his early twenties as the internet’s most debated hip-hop heir. Major, born in 2008, crossed into his late teens, moving past the soft-spoken kid featured on VH1 to carve out quiet personal milestones. Finally, Heiress, born in 2016, has rapidly emerged as a precocious vocal talent, frequently appearing in viral studio clips showcasing pitch control inherited straight from her mother’s Xscape pedigree.
