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Heiress Harris, daughter of rapper T.I., captivated the audience with a powerful performance of the national anthem before Game 6 of the 2026 WNBA Finals in Atlanta. At just 10 years old, Harris took center stage at State Farm Arena, setting an electrifying tone for the crucial contest between the Atlanta Dream and the Golden State Valkyries.

Heiress Harris Stuns Crowd with WNBA Finals Anthem

The young vocalist’s rendition resonated deeply with the home crowd, igniting enthusiasm and anticipation as the teams prepared to face off in a high-stakes elimination game. Social media quickly amplified the moment, with fans and commentators praising Harris’s remarkable talent and stage presence ahead of the intense matchup.

One Twitter user, Alison Mastrangelo, remarked, “Absolutely incredible Heiress Harris the daughter of T.I. Sang the national anthem before Game 6 of the #WNBAfinals. She is sooo talented @Tip #wnba #AtlantaDream.”

Dream Channels Atlanta Energy in Win Against Valkyries

The momentum from Harris’s anthem carried through the game as the Atlanta Dream capitalized on the energized atmosphere. From the opening whistle, Atlanta surged ahead, establishing a commanding 32-15 lead in the first quarter. The fervor of the home crowd, engaged since the anthem’s first note, proved a critical factor in maintaining the Dream’s dominance on the court.

With the team’s season hanging in the balance, the fans at State Farm Arena remained vocally supportive throughout, chanting the names of key players such as Angel Rees, and fueling the Dream’s push toward victory.

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