T.I. and Tiny spotted out together in Atlanta

T.I. and Tiny seem to have patched things up.

Clifford Harris Jr., as he's known to the court, was served with divorce papers, TMZ reported in December, citing court documents posted by the Dirty.com. He and wife Tameka "Tiny" Cottle have three children together.

Shortly thereafter, we interviewed T.I. during a holiday trip to Dismas, a halfway house where prisoners heading for freedom can serve the final portions of their sentences. He indicated then that things might work out after all.

Now, they've been spotted out on the town together. Arif Lounge posted photos of them on its official Instagram page. Fingers crossed for a happy ending!

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