“Never waste a moment, it may be the last with someone you love.”

Atlanta rapper T.I., whose real name is Clifford Harris Jr., posted that sentence on Instagram on Sunday, after several posts paying tribute to his sister.

Precious Harris died Friday, a week after being in a car crash.

She "hit a pole, which triggered an asthma attack. The 66-year-old — who often appears on the show "Family Hustle" — was taken to a hospital where she's now in ICU," TMZ reported last week.

» Rapper T.I. halts production of 'Family Hustle' after sister's car crash

» Atlanta rapper T.I.'s sister, Precious Harris, has died

In his Instagram posts, T.I. called his sister “a True Atlanta Legend,” a “No Nonsense Straight Shooting social butterfly” and “a HILARIOUS wizard-woman of wisdom.”

But T.I. wasn’t the only family member to share tributes to Precious Harris. His wife, Tameka “Tiny” Cottle-Harris, said her sister-in-law “will always be MY GIRL!”

Precious Harris’ daughter Kamaya Chapman honored her mother with both funny and sad posts.

Precious Harris is survived by three children: Kamaya Chapman, Avis Chapman-Reese and Kareem “Plug” Chapman.

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