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1Imagine this: You’re standing in front of a car, helping your little brother learn to park. Suddenly, the car lurches forward and squish — you’re stuck between two vehicles! That’s exactly what happened to King Harris, the son of famous rapper T.I. and his wife Tiny.
King ended up needing a cane and a knee brace after his younger brother Major Harris accidentally pinned him against a parked car during a driving lesson. The whole thing was caught on video by their mom, Tiny.
| Brother | Key Details |
|---|---|
| King Harris | Older brother, got hurt helping Major park |
| Major Harris | Younger brother, just got his driver’s license |
| Domani Harris | Another brother who shared updates on Instagram |
| Parents | T.I. (famous rapper) and Tiny (mom who filmed the video) |
IMPORTANT POINT
King wasn’t just "okay" after this. He suffered a real injury:
- Swollen left knee (he posted a photo on Instagram Stories)
- Needs a cane to walk
- Wearing a black knee brace
- Joked about it later: "Oh y’all thought this was content. I just make it look good."
His brother Domani shared a video of King arriving at the gym with the cane, showing this wasn’t just a tiny bump — it was a legitimate injury.
| Person | Reaction |
|---|---|
| T.I. (Dad) | Laughed while filming |
| Tiny (Mom) | Shared the video on social media |
| Family members | Laughed behind the camera |
| King | Initially in pain, later joked about it |
| Domani (Brother) | Posted update showing King’s injury |
Think About It
It might seem mean that they laughed, but families often use humor to deal with scary moments. King’s joke later shows he’s okay enough to laugh about it now — even if it really hurt at the time!
Major has actually had a pretty amazing few months before this parking incident:
Graduated with honors from Woodward Academy (May)
Accepted a scholarship to Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD)
Earned his driver’s license
Got a brand-new Audi from his dad as a gift
So the parking lesson was supposed to be a celebration — not a trip to the injury report!
IMPORTANT SAFETY LESSON
Never stand in front of or behind a car while someone is learning to park!
- New drivers can confuse gas and brake pedals
- Cars can lurch unexpectedly
- Stand to the SIDE where the driver can see you
- Use clear, agreed-upon signals before starting
- Better yet: Practice in an empty parking lot with cones first
King Harris learned the hard way that helping your little brother park a new car can be dangerous! During Major Harris’s first parking attempts in his gift Audi, King stood in front of the vehicle to guide him. The car rolled forward and pinned King against another parked car, leaving him with a swollen knee, a cane, and a knee brace.
While the family laughed at the moment (captured by mom Tiny), King later joked about his injury on Instagram. The incident happened right after Major’s huge wins: graduating with honors, earning a scholarship to art college, and getting his license.
Big takeaway: Never stand in a car’s path — even to help. Stay safe!
King is the older brother (in his early 20s) and Major is younger (around 18-19, since he just got his license and graduated high school).
He needed a cane and knee brace, and his knee was visibly swollen. It was a real injury, but he’s recovered enough to joke about it and go to the gym.
As a graduation + driver’s license gift! Major graduated with honors and got into a great art college (SCAD), so his dad celebrated the milestone.
Not at all! The Harris family (T.I., Tiny, and their kids) often share their lives on social media and have appeared on reality TV shows like T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle.
Stand to the side (driver’s side is best), use clear hand signals you both understand, or practice in an empty lot with cones first. Safety first!