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T.I.’s wife reports $750K worth of jewelry stolen from her Lamborghini

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                                Tameka “Tiny” Harris arrives at the Los Angeles premiere of “Fifty Shades Darker” at The Theatre at Ace Hotel in 2017.

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    Tameka “Tiny” Harris arrives at the Los Angeles premiere of “Fifty Shades Darker” at The Theatre at Ace Hotel in 2017.

ATLANTA >> R&B singer and reality TV star Tameka “Tiny” Harris, the wife of Atlanta rapper and activist T.I., reported more than $750,000 worth of jewelry was stolen from her Lamborghini SUV while she dined in Midtown, police confirmed.

Harris told Atlanta police she returned to her vehicle after having drinks with a friend at Bar Amalfi on Sunday night and discovered the jewelry was gone, Channel 2 Action News reported.

Her wedding rings, watches and stud earrings were among the jewelry she said she left inside a blue velour bag on top of the center console of her SUV, according to the news station.

She told officers she parked the SUV about 8:45 p.m. and returned about an hour later, Atlanta police spokesman Investigator James White said. She did not report the theft until 11:23 p.m.”

There were no signs of forced entry or damage observed to the vehicle,” White said in a statement.

Her friend returned to the vehicle once to grab a deck of cards, but told officers she had “no knowledge” of the jewelry inside, the news station reported. The theft remains under investigation.

Harris has been married to the rapper, whose real name is Clifford Harris, for nine years. She is a member of the multiplatinum ’90s R&B group Xscape and won a Grammy for her writing contribution on the TLC hit “No Scrubs.”

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