TI's son King Harris arrested weeks after rapper announced the 20-year-old is expecting first child

DUNWOODY, GEORGIA: Rapper TI’s son Clifford "King" Harris was arrested by cops in Dunwoody.

As per TMZ, cops went through his legal records on Monday, October 14, after he almost crashed into a police vehicle.

How did Clifford 'King' Harris end up in jail?

The officers found that Clifford "King" Harris had a warrant to his name for failing to appear in court issued by Pickens County.

According to jail reports, he was charged in August 2022 with speeding, knowingly driving a motor vehicle on a suspended license, and driving under the influence of drugs. 

Harris' arrest took place just days after TI revealed his son was going to welcome his first child with girlfriend J’Nijah "Nana" Epps.

The family also celebrated a baby shower on October 6, and snaps from the event were posted online.

Internet pokes fun at Clifford 'King' Harris after his arrest in Dunwoody

Netizens made fun of TI's son's recent arrest over a due warrant in Pickens County. A few also called out Clifford 'King' Harris for desperately trying to get in the spotlight.

One person joked about Harris' playbook logo inked on his body, "He might wanna hide that bunny tattoo on his neck."

"Hold him there, this boy is so problematic and a crash out," another opined.

An individual trolled, "Look like bert and ernie from sesame street."

"Sounds like he's having a rough day, hope he figures things out soon," another felt. 

A user slammed, "Bro was born to a millionare father and wants to be a felon so bad This might be a cry for attention."

"He’s so happy to be locked up, all he even wanted," another joked. 

One user speculated, "He wanted to go to jail he wants to be a thug so bad he probably planned not go and then did something to get caught knowing he had a warrant and he would have to go to jail he fake."

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