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Major Harris Accidentally Pins Brother King Between Vehicles While Parking
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Mike Winslow
King Harris ends up trapped between two vehicles after his younger brother Major’s parking lesson takes a painful turn during their Forever Lasting tour.
T.I.‘s oldest son learned a brutal lesson about parking lot safety when his younger brother’s first driving experience went sideways fast.
King Harris, 21, ended up trapped between two vehicles after Major Harris, 18, slowly rolled a gray Audi forward during what should’ve been a simple parking tutorial last Friday.
The incident was captured on video, showing King using hand signals to guide his newly licensed brother into a spot before everything went wrong.
Major had just gotten his driver’s license, and the brothers decided to practice parking in what seemed like a controlled environment. As the Audi crept forward, King found himself pinned between the moving vehicle and another parked car.
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He screamed briefly before managing to walk away from the scene, but the damage was already done.
Video footage released afterward showed King moving around with a leg brace and crutches, his knee visibly swollen from the impact.
King and his older brother Domani shared the incident on social media, pairing it with Ed Sheeran’s “Thinking Out Loud” for comedic effect.
The brothers are currently on their “Forever Lasting” tour together, and they joked that King might need to perform with a cane at their next stop in South Carolina.
Major’s milestone year included graduating with honors from Woodward Academy in Atlanta back in May and receiving a scholarship to the Savannah College of Art and Design.
The Audi he was driving at the time of the accident was reportedly a gift from T.I. to celebrate his son getting his license.
What was meant to be a celebratory driving lesson turned into a cautionary tale about keeping your hands and feet clear of moving vehicles, even when they’re moving slowly.
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