Tiny Titi

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TI and his wife Tameka “Tiny” Harris are seen out in public for the first time since being accused of multiple sex assaults against at least 11 women.
The Atlanta -based stars and their children were spotted enjoying a night out at the famous BOA Steakhouse in West Hollywood.
TI, wearing a white hoodie with “Cookies” written on the front and Tiny , 45, in a gray hoodie, stood maskless as they posed for photographers outside the celebrity hotspot.
Father-of-six TI, whose real name is Clifford Harris, 40, refused to discuss the sex assault allegations when asked to comment by the photographers.
But his Atlanta-based lawyer, Steve Sadow, has vehemently denied all the allegations made against the Grammy-winning star and his wife which according to victims’ attorney Tyrone A. Blackburn include "eerily similar" alleged instances of rape, drugging and kidnap over several years.
No criminal charges have been brought against the couple and Mr Sadow told The Sun on behalf of his clients after the restaurant visit: “The Harrisses continue to absolutely deny these scurrilous and unsubstantiated accusations made by attorney Blackburn’s clients.
“We await Blackburn exposing his anonymous accusers to the light of day by revealing their names.
“Only then will we be in a position to confront their allegations with true facts.
“By the lawyer choosing instead to misuse the media for his own publicity and hiding the identities of his clients from the public and us, he makes it impossible for us to comment further now.
“We remain confident that if the claims are thoroughly and fairly investigated, no charges will be brought.”
Also speaking exclusively to The Sun, New York-based Mr Blackburn said his phone has been “ringing off the hook” with more alleged victims since he gave a press conference announcing he would be representing 11 women in late February.
He also insisted the women’s claims “are not an attempt at a shakedown” and he is “determined to get justice” and will not reveal the alleged victims' identities “for their own protection.”
Mr Blackburn said at a virtual press conference on February 28 he has contacted attorney generals in California and Georgia with “eerily similar” claims from the victims - who do not know each other - dating from 2005 up to 2017 or 2018, which include allegations of “sexual abuse, forced ingestion of illegal narcotics, kidnapping, terroristic threats and false imprisonment.”
One woman, a military veteran, alleges that in September 2005, Tiny gave her a drugged drink in an LA hotel room during which TI massaged her and tried to put his foot in her vagina.
She refused and remembers waking up naked on a couch.
Another woman says she was 17 and an intern at the couple’s Atlanta studio in the summer of 2006 when Tiny told her to take off her dress to cool down.
She says she passed out and woke up with a bleeding vagina.
She alleges she was driven to a pharmacy by another of the couple’s employees for emergency contraception and was threatened not to talk about the incident.
Another woman claims in 2007 she was introduced to a security guard by Tiny and the guard then stalked her and two months later allegedly held a gun to her head, blindfolded her, put her in a car, raped her three times over 24 hours and threatened to kill her if she talked about it.
“My phone has been ringing off the hook since the press conference,” Mr Blackburn said.
“There is a myriad of stories and I am currently working through their claims.
“I need to check that everyone I deal with has evidence of their claims or a witness to back up their accounts.”
He also told of the “years of suffering” the women had experienced following their alleged attacks, including being suicidal.
“When these victims are drugged, there’s no one way it affects them," he said.
“Unfortunately, for some of the women, they’ve had to go to outpatient clinics and they’ve suffered drug addiction that stems from the alleged interactions with Mr and Mrs Harris.
“One woman was very suicidal after her alleged encounter with Mr and Mrs Harris.
“It has also impacted their ability to have meaningful relationships with men.
“And it’s a good question as to why they’ve hired a man to represent them.
“It has been hard for me to win over their trust.
“It has been hard to get them to believe when I say that the only goal we have is getting justice for them.
“They will never be made whole from a conviction but at least pieces of them can be put back intact, just knowing that what happened to them did not go unchecked.”
He also told The Sun: “I’ve spoken to two attorney generals’ offices so far, I cannot disclose details about what was said or what was passed on.
“I do not want to jeopardise any investigation that may be forthcoming.
“But I am taking this seriously and I will not rest until there is a chance for justice.
“The decision for the investigation is not up to me, it is up to prosecutors.
“They have to make the decision, do they want Mr and Mrs Harris to go around allegedly drugging 17 year olds.
“They have to make the decision, do they want to have Mr and Mrs Harris going around allegedly trying to insert a foot into the vagina of a veteran.
“They have to make the decision do they want them to allegedly play a role in holding someone against their will for three days and force them to engage in sex acts.
“I do not want to re-victimise these women again through something I said or that a key piece of evidence is not allowed to be used.
“This is not about money, it is about justice. It's why I will not name these women, their identities must be protected.
“I’ve never asked the Harrises or their legal counsel for a dollar and I do not intend to.”
He told The Sun he was “not shocked” and “not surprised” about the number of women now coming forward.
Mr Blackburn said: “If you look at Jeffrey Epstein, if you look at Harvey Weinstein, those types of cases, victims take time to come forward.
“These women have gone through several stages of grief and disbelief since they were victimised.
“At first it can be hard to believe that what happened to them actually did, that it was real.
“Then they have to weigh up speaking to the authorities and ask themselves if they think they can be believed.
“They’re intimidated by the profile of the victimiser and the public profile the victimiser has.
“And they don’t want the spotlight on them, or the vitriol that can be directed at them from the supporters and fans of the attacker if they are identified.
“The attacker also has a lot of financial means to pay for lawyers, to pay off officials.
“The Harrises have also made some direct threats to the women over the years.
“A lot of times, these women haven’t told their parents, co-workers, partners, families, their loved ones, their spouses what happened to them.
“These are horrific stories but thankfully the women are now finding the courage to speak about it.”
TI and Tiny's former friend Sabrina Peterson triggered the complaints against the couple after she alleged in January in an online post that TI had once held a gun to her head.
The couple deny Sabrina's allegations and Sabrina is now suing TI and Tiny for defamation.
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