Tamera Mowry's Husband Adam Housley Calls Their Daughter Ariah His Princess in a Sweet Post

Tamera Mowry's husband, Adam Housley, shared a cute image of his young daughter in an adorable pink dress and face mask.

Mowry and Housley's daughter, Ariah, isn't forgetting to protect herself while looking pretty. A recent shot showed her in a beautiful bright colored sleeveless dress which was shimmery on top, and flaky at the bottom.

She paired the dress with matching colored shoes, while her jacket complimented her face mask perfectly. Ariah showcased some model behavior with her pose, as she had one hand to her head, and the other to the waist. Housley defined his girl as: "My princess."

Mowry, a talk show host, and former child star actress who starred in "Sister, Sister" alongside her twin, Tia, married her Fox News Channels Correspondent husband in 2011.

Their vows were taken in front of 300 guests in Napa Valley. It was indeed the most memorable day of their lives, especially for the "Sister, Sister" star who got her dream wedding in a vineyard.

She told a news outlet how overwhelming it was to have had everything beautifully planned by her contracted event planner.

Mowry and her man appear to have the perfect relationship and have never allowed their race to come in between their love.

The onscreen star further gushed about her man, whom she felt "blessed" to be with. The ceremony was star-studded with a performance from rapper LL Cool J.

It's been nearly a decade since they got married, and as a couple from two different races, Mowry has often been asked how they make it work in their marriage.

Mowry, who shares son Aiden and daughter Ariah with her man, explained that Housley's ability to be open to learning is responsible for their healthy relationship.

They also have a cordial relationship with each other's parents and relatives. Mowry once revealed how her relatives were enthused after meeting her husband.

For both parents, a family is essential, and race has nothing on them. Mowry also mentioned that she tries to instill some work ethics in her children.

Though Mowry has identified parenting to be a tasking job, she's unrelenting in her quest to make her babies responsible for themselves at a very young age.

According to the mother of two, the Mowry-Housley kids have started practicing how to clean up, and she began by teaching them the cleanup song and letting them understand she won't always be there to help.

Mowry and her man appear to have the perfect relationship and have never allowed their race to come in between their love.

Though the "Sister, Sister" star once explained that she prayed for her daughter to look like her since her son is the spitting image of his dad.