About Heiress Harris
Born 2016. Heiress Harris is a child actor and singer.
Heiress Diana Harris (born March 26, 2016) is an American child actress, singer, entrepreneur, and social media personality.
Early life and family In December 2015, Tameka Cottle announced that she was expecting her third child. Heiress Diana Harris was born on March 26, 2016, to Tameka and T.I. at Northside Hospital Atlanta in Atlanta, Georgia. She is the youngest of the Harris family's children. Her middle name, beginning with "D" was chosen by her mother as a tribute to honour Cottle's late brother Darren. Harris has two older siblings: her brother Clifford "King" Joseph Harris III, and Major Philant Harris.
Career
Music Harris began her music career at an early age and started vocal training when she was four years old. During her training sessions with vocal coach Annie Tracy, videos of Heiress singing gained public attention after she showed an ability to tell the difference between vibrato and straight-tone singing. Home recordings and viral clips of Heiress performing covers among them the Jackson 5's "Who's Lovin' You" and Xscape's "Who Can I Run To" generated wide circulation on social media.
In 2023, Harris served as the leading vocalist for the Essence Children’s Choir during the 2023 Essence Holiday Special. Which aired on November 24 and featured performances from several artists, including Kim Burrell and Jacquees. During show, Harris performed the holiday song "What Does Christmas Mean to You" alongside the choir. That same year during the 20th-anniversary concert for T.I. second studio album Trap Muzik, Harris was brought onstage during a performance of "Live Your Life". The concert was held at Atlanta Symphony Hall. During the performance, Heiress performed the chorus originally sang by Rihanna.
In 2024 she collaborated with child rapper VanVan on two singles, "Be You" and "Christmas Wake Up". She has also appeared in her father's music video for the song "What It's Come To," alongside her siblings. At the 2024 BET Awards ceremony, held on June 30 in Los Angeles, Harris performed her single "Be You" live on stage alongside VanVan.
On May 19, 2026, Harris received her third nomination for the BET Awards Young Stars Award for International Young Artist.
Acting Heiress made her acting debut in the BET+ holiday film The Day Before Christmas (2024). She also appeared in an episode of BET's The Ms. Pat Show.
In 2025, she was cast in the NBC drama series Grosse Pointe Garden Society, portraying a character named Addie, the daughter of characters played by Jocko Sims and Aja Naomi King.
Other ventures Business ventures Harris was linked to The Royal Collection by Heiress Harris, a range of nail polish products made especially for kids through a partnership with Piggy Paint in 2018. The products was endorsed by Tameka Cottle, and it was said to be nontoxic and suitable for kids.
Discography
Singles
Filmography
Film
Television
Live performances
Music festivals EventDateCityCountryVenuePerformed song(s)Trap Muzik
Award shows
Awards and nominations +Awards and nominations for Heiress HarrisYearAwardCategoryResultRef.2024BET AwardsYoung Stars Award 2025 2026
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American child entertainer and social media personality
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Heiress Harris was born on 26 March 2016.
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Heiress Harris is a child actor and singer.
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