Tia Mowry is a woman of her word. This past weekend, the 44-year-old actor joined her estranged husband Cory Hardrict for a Christmas celebration with their two children.
According to PEOPLE, Mowry shared a series of family photos on Instagram on Sunday.
Mowry also captioned the post.
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Family will ALWAYS be Family. Merry Christmas from our family to yours.
The Internet Reacts
Instagram users were quick to leave their reactions to the former couple’s gathering.
Maybe I’m not mature enough to understand this… what happens when either/both of them have someone new? Will this still be a thing? Are the new partners invited? Are they left out? I’m genuinely curious.
Lady…..do you want your family back together or what
❤️ As long as the children are happy nothing else matters! 🫶🏽
Lol why they got to justify the pic my fren enjoy your Xmas
Mowry Recently Divulged Her Holiday Plans
As The Shade Room previously reported, Mowry shared her plans for the Christmas season earlier this month. TMZ spoke exclusively with the star, who said that she and her children were “excited” to be spending the holiday with Hardrict.
Yes, we are. We are going to be spending the holidays with him, which we’re really excited about… I mean, family is family. No matter what happens. And that’s what’s important to be me so we will always be family.
Mowry Still Views Her Marriage To Hardrict As A Success
Despite the ex-couple’s ongoing divorce, Mowry still feels that her marriage to Hardrict was successful. During an interview on the TODAY Show, she explained her thoughts further.
My marriage was a success. I look at it as a curriculum when you’re in college or high school. You’re learning, you’re growing, you’re evolving, you’re creating, and I was able to create with Cory some beautiful, amazing children. And at the end of that curriculum, and at the end, there’s a graduation. There’s a celebration, so that’s basically how I’m looking at it now.
Mowry went on to say that whether a marriage is happy, thriving, and growing, ultimately determines if it should continue. And whether or not it has reached success.
I feel like that is what is most important, it’s not about staying in something because however long you are in that situation, that equals success.
Roommates, are you happy to see the family together for the holidays?
