Major Harris Starred in School Addams Family Play
Tiny Harris shared video of 18-year-old Major performing as Gomez Addams at his former school.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Children’s Theater
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Tiny Harris recently shared footage of her 18-year-old son, Major Harris, performing in a production of The Addams Family musical. Major took on the role of Gomez Addams at Woodward Academy in College Park.
Why it matters
The performance highlights the growing creative pursuits of the teen, who Tiny Harris has publicly praised as having potential for future success on Broadway and in politics.
Major Harris is 18 years old and previously appeared in another onstage scene shared by his mother in October 2025. This production of The Addams Family featured him performing the song Happy/Sad.
The players
Major Harris
He is an 18-year-old who recently graduated from Woodward Academy and performed in a school theater production.
Tiny Harris
She is a singer and songwriter who frequently shares updates about her family on social media.
T.I.
He is a prominent rapper and actor who has previously spoken publicly about his views on children entering the entertainment industry.
The details
During the performance at Woodward Academy, Major Harris sang the song Happy/Sad while portraying Gomez Addams. This appearance follows his graduation from the academy in May 2026.
Timeline
October 13, 2026: Tiny Harris posted the performance video online.
May 2026: Major Harris graduated from Woodward Academy.
October 2025: Tiny Harris shared a previous video of Major acting.
January 2024: T.I. discussed his views on children in entertainment.
2009: Zonnique Harris began her career with the OMG Girlz.
Industry Dynamics
The shared performance footage follows a pattern set by the rise of celebrity-parent social media showcases. High-profile parents increasingly use their influence to document and amplify their children's early artistic endeavors before they enter the professional entertainment market.
Fans and followers can view the performance footage directly through Tiny Harris’s social media channels. This provides the audience with unfiltered access to the student’s work outside of a traditional theatrical release or ticketed environment.
The takeaway
Supporting arts education is a common way for students to explore their interests and build confidence in public settings. Family members often share these moments to celebrate milestones beyond traditional academic achievements.
Further reading
Learn more about the local arts scene in College Park Children’s Theater.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Atlanta Black Star.
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