Tia and Tamera Mowry, the famous twin sisters who began their acting careers together in the Nineties, have recently sparked concerns among fans about the state of their relationship. While the duo starred alongside each other in various movies and TV shows like “Sister, Sister” and “Twitches,” they seem to have drifted apart in recent years.
In 2011, the Mowry twins appeared in their reality show, “Tia & Tamera,” but now Tia is stepping back into the reality TV world on her own with a show called “Tia Mowry: My Next Act.” The new series follows Tia post-divorce from her husband, Cory Hardict, after a 14-year marriage and is set to air on WE tv on October 4.
However, a teaser for the show revealed that Tia and her sister Tamera are not as close as they once were. Tia expressed her longing for their past closeness, admitting that picking up the phone and calling her sister is no longer their current reality.
Responding to the public’s reaction to her comments, Tia explained in an interview that the distance between her and Tamera is a natural part of life. As they both have their own families and responsibilities now, their bond has evolved over the years. Tamera, who is married to Adam Housley and has two children, resides in Napa, California, while Tia and their brother Tahj are based in Los Angeles.
Despite the physical distance and changing dynamics in their relationship, Tia emphasised that there is still a strong bond and a lot of love between her and Tamera. She highlighted their enduring connection and shared admiration for each other’s inspirational journeys.
Tamera, on the other hand, expressed her support for Tia’s new reality TV venture, acknowledging Tia’s focus on herself post-divorce. While Tamera learned about the project along with the public, she respects Tia’s decision to share her own story on screen without seeking input from others.
As the Mowry twins navigate their individual paths in life, their fans continue to appreciate the enduring love and respect they have for each other, despite the distance.