Late Rapper Notorious BIG's Only Daughter T'yanna Turns 27 – See Her Celebratory Pics

Late rapper Biggie Smalls AKA The Notorious B.I.G's beautiful daughter T'yanna Wallace celebrated her 27th birthday in high spirits amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

T'yanna Wallace rang in her 27th birthday with oomph. The daughter of late rapper Notorious B.I.G. might not have had the chance to have a big party amid the pandemic, but she definitely had her share of fun.

To Wallace, the celebrations began a couple of days preceding her birthday. "Switch my wig, make him feel like he cheating," she captioned an Instagram post that saw her holding a bottle of liquor prior to turning 27.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, T'YANNA!

In another post that followed a couple of days later, Wallace looked sizzling in a pastel yellow bikini while holding a small birthday cake. Wishing herself a happy birthday in the caption, she wrote:

"God gave me a lot in some months, but it could go in a second."

Wallace also shared a video of a woman dancing in a rather funny way and joked that she would be like her after 18 patron shots that night.

Fans love keeping up with the only daughter of late Biggie who was shot dead in 1997 when she was 3 years old.

KEEPING HER FATHER'S LEGACY ALIVE

Her friends and fans swarmed the comments section to wish her a happy birthday. Many of them also gushed about how gorgeous she looks.

Wallace might not be a rapper like her late dad but she is an entrepreneur who has her own clothing line called "Notoriouss" that she launched in 2013.

According to her, she always wanted to be involved in fashion and designed clothes and accessories ever since she was in high school.

Wallace's designs are heavily influenced by her dad, his music, and his birthplace, New York. She wanted to keep his legacy alive through her brand.

BIGGIE'S CASE STILL REMAINS UNSOLVED

Fans love keeping up with the only daughter of late Biggie who was shot dead in 1997 when she was 3 years old. The murder still remains unsolved.

Biggie was only 24 when he was murdered on March 9, 1997. His death came six months after his rival Tupac Shakur was killed in Las Vegas on September 13, 1996.