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ATLANTA, GA – SEPTEMBER 25: Clifford “TIP” Harris and Tameka “Tiny” Harris attend “Tip’s Birthday Celebration” at Scales 925 Restaurant on September 25, 2015 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Prince Williams/WireImage)

Tiny & T.I. Off & On After 2016 Divorce Filing

They’ve seem to be getting along lately and co-parenting their their young children.

But Tameka “Tiny” Cottle-Harris may have given her clearest indication yet that she’s done with estranged husband T.I., BOSSIP can reveal.

The Xscap3 singer filed docs in January to get more time to pay off the $1 million mortgage that she took out when she moved out of the family home during height of the pair’s problems in 2014.

Tiny was supposed to pay off the $1,003,700 mortgage by April 2016, and she signed another deal with the mortgage company to extend the due date to the end of this year, according to the  security deed, which was obtained by BOSSIP. Tiny bought the property in 2014 for $1,481,500, and it boasts six bedrooms, eight bathrooms, six fire places and an “exquisite” wine cellar in 7,817 square feet of living space, according to tax records and a real estate listing.

Tiny’s money moves means she likely plans to stay in the home, and isn’t interested in selling up and moving back home to T.I. And although their reality show, “T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle” was cancelled after six seasons, the singer is pulling the dough from her tour with Excape and their new group Xscap3.

Tiny filed for divorce in December 2016 citing “irreconcilable differences,” and said that there was no hope of getting back together. She said they’ve been living separately, and asked for T.I. to make a full accounting of their money, property and investment accounts because she said she is entitled to half of everything. The singer turned reality star asked for half of the automobiles they amassed during their union as well as money T.I. has in a retirement account.

She also asked for primary legal and physical custody of their kids.

Tiny also acknowledged that the couple is in debt – likely the millions they owe to the IRS – and said that because of TI’s high earning ability, he should be responsible for paying it off.

T.I. countersued her, and late last year, both asked the court for more time to work things out. There has been no movement on the case in almost four months, court records show.