T.I. and Tiny Harris’ 10-year-old daughter, Heiress Harris, is set to sing the national anthem at Tuskegee University’s homecoming football game on November 7.
Her father will also take part in the festivities as grand marshal of the homecoming parade and halftime performer.
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The rapper will join the university’s Marching Crimson Pipers during the Golden Tigers’ matchup against Miles College at Cleve Abbott Memorial Stadium.
The father-daughter duo are no strangers to the stage. In September 2024, Heiress joined T.I. at an Atlanta Falcons game against the Kansas City Chiefs, where she sang Rihanna’s parts of his hit song “Live Your Life” before a packed Mercedes-Benz Stadium crowd.
Earlier that year, the young singer performed “Be You” alongside fellow child star VanVan at the BET Awards. The two also appeared on *The Tamron Hall Show* to promote their collaboration.
More recently, in May 2026, she delivered the national anthem at ATL Fight Fest, a professional boxing event held at Gateway Center Arena in College Park, Georgia.
Beyond her live performances, Heiress has been busy with her own music. She released her single “In the Wind” on March 27, her 10th birthday, and lent her vocals to “A King’s Thought,” the opening track on her father’s album *Kill the King*. She also celebrated her third BET YoungStars Award nomination earlier this year.
With a Grammy-winning mother who rose to fame as a member of Xscape and a father whose career spans more than two decades, music has always been part of her life. Tiny Harris frequently accompanies her daughter to the recording studio, but the aspiring entertainer has plans of her own.
“I want to either be in a global girl group or I want to be a soloist,” she told CBS News Atlanta in June.
The young artist has already begun exploring the possibility of forming a girl group and has discussed plans for a future album.
