Tiny Harris has come forward expeditiously to shut down a new rumor about the parentage of King Harris — the eldest of her two biological sons with T.I. — as quickly as it started.
Late last month, the media news site The Uncutt shared a now-deleted Facebook post by a man who goes by Triqsta B’me which claimed that “King was told his biological father is” James “Bimmy” Antney, a former member of the notorious drug ring the Supreme Team (and Waka Flocka Flame’s uncle).
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Antney now “manages artists across multiple record labels,” according to the website for the Hip Hop Uncovered doc series, in which he is featured.
Harris quickly fired back, writing, “Man this is the biggest bullshit ever!!! No disrespect but I don’t even know Bimmy like that!… Quit playing us for click bait bitch!!”
Tiny shuts down rumors about T.I. not being King Harris’ father pic.twitter.com/h10hb54scb
— HipHopDX (@HipHopDX) November 30, 2023
The Uncutt seems to have deleted its original post, though they addressed it in a newer one by saying, “Sorry Tiny girl we gotta do our job,” and then mentioning her denial.
T.I. and his son have been in the news recently following a fight at an NFL game last week.
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What started as a shouting match eventually turned physical, with T.I. putting his son in a headlock and telling him: “You are embarrassing yourself and your family! Boy, you can’t do nothing with me! Ain’t shit you can do with me!”
Following the domestic dust-up, King Harris took to his Instagram Stories to share a few messages, which were later deleted.
“I Stand on. BUSINESS DONT GIVE A FUCK WHO U ARE … IDGAF WHO U ARE MF CANT PLAY WIT ME N MY FACE NOT GOIN FOR DA IM A GROWN ASS MAN NOW,” he wrote.
“If ima mistake say dat stop making da world think u fw me when u DONT. N-gga be faking a image for da internet &. It AINT Me.”
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Not long afterwards, T.I. took to Instagram to call a truce with his 19-year-old son, stating the Harris family is “tied like a knot.”
“Fck what dis internet talkin bout… Da HFamily Tied Like a Knot,” he wrote alongside a Complex video interview with King. “We all We Got…4LIFE… Ima RIDE to da heavens or da depths of HELL bout my Jr.& ain’t nothing gon change that.
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Days after the dust up, King partnered with his older brother Domani Harris to pay homage to their dad and the ways in which he’s shaped who they are.
“Father Like Sons” arrived via a Complex premiere on Wednesday (November 29) before hitting streaming services on Friday (December 1). King described the tune as a means to share more about his identity apart from his superstar father, while still showing him love for paving the way.
