Well one of our favorite R&B/Hip Hop couples have taken a U-turn as they were headed down the road of divorce.

According to Hollywood Life, it looks like T.I. and Tiny are trying to make things work as, according to Hollywood Life, the couple has decided to pull back on their divorce proceedings.

It is being reported that Tiny has called OFF the divorce! T.I finally convinced her that their unshakable love is worth staying together for, and you’ll never believe how the rapper sweetly changed her mind.

Tip made a promise to his wife that convinced her to give him another chance.

Tiny & TIP Fans Will Be Happy!

This is AMAZING news! Family, friends, and fans of T.I, 36, and Tiny, 42, who’ve been praying that the couple would never officially pull the plug can finally breathe easy.

According to reports:

“Tiny‘s taken the divorce off the table,” a source confirms to HollywoodLife.com.

“T.I promised her that his heart and man parts belong only to her. He’s nothing but committed to being the perfect husband and father to her and their kids. He was over-the-top with his words, going down on one knee and apologizing to Tiny for all the pain and suffering he caused.”

This incredible resolution comes just one day after the flip-flopping couple were spotted celebrating their reality show. Putting their personal lives ahead of business, T.I and Tiny decided stop filming The Family Hustle on the back of six epic seasons. At the wrap party on Mar. 13, the musicians looked happier than ever together, cheering the conclusion with close family and their adorable children — Clifford “King” Joseph III, Major Philant, and youngest daughter Heiress Diana. Talk about a picture perfect family!

Seems that LOVE PREVAILED! (At least at the moment).

The Family Hustle TV Show

We reported a few days ago, that VH-1 and MTV have given T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle reality TV show the boot after six solid years on air. Here’s what was reported via People:

VH1’s hit reality series’ upcoming sixth season will be its last, the network confirms to People exclusively. The show — which has followed the lives of T.I., Tiny and their seven children in Atlanta since 2011 — is set to end in April, and will finish with its 100th episode.

VH1 maintains that this season, T.I., 36, and Tiny, 41, “remain more committed than ever to the family hustle” and are “working together to figure out their new normal.”

What About The Money?

The financial hit their taking from the show’s cancelation is major. We’re not sure how much Tiny was earning, but as of 2013, it was reported that T.I. was stackin’ almost $40,000 per episode.