See How Tamera Mowry's Kids Ariah and Aden Stayed Protected While Playing Sports Outdoors

The actress has kept her children isolated during this time, preventing them from getting COVID-19. A few days ago they went out with the children and showed us how they take care of themselves.

Tamera Mowry, 42, and her husband Adam Housley have been isolated along with their children in their home since the pandemic began. During this time they have shared their activities on Instagram with their followers.

This time Housley posted a photograph of their two children in sportswear, especially for playing soccer. The complement of the outfit is the mask that each child had on their face to be protected. Along with the image he wrote:

“Ready for soccer....kinda. #thehousleylife @thehousleylife #thehousleys #brotherandsister YouTube.com/theHousleylife”

INTERRACIAL MARRIAGE

Mowry grew up as a member of a biracial family, and she knows what challenges that involve. From a very young age, she saw the difficult moments her parents went through - she has an African American mother and a White father.

So the challenges of being married to a White man are not new to her. On the show "The Real," where she co-hosted until recently, Mowry openly talked about what that means and how she and her husband have solved it - by being willing to learn from each other's world.

Best of all, her husband is a man who has joined the Mowry family and is well-liked by everyone. No accusation of racism would prosper against him and the first to defend him is his wife. She knows how well he has integrated with his parents and brothers.

FAMILY BUSINESS

Being a television personality has not stopped Mowry from being part of her husband's business which involves vineyards and wine production. Every opportunity she gets, she gets involved with the processes at Century Oak Winery in Lodi, California.

In an interview last year, the couple took a tour showing their home in California's Napa Valley. With collectibles to Housley's like, it also has the charm and simplicity Mowry wanted for her home. A place to spend every day of life quietly, safe, and tasting delicious food and homemade wine.

PARENTING IS WORK

Mowry confessed in an interview last year that two children were enough for her because raising children the ages of hers is a job. It is not only about assigning tasks and giving golden stars for this mom, but it is also important to teach values and moral principles.

The Mowry-Housley couple has two children, 7-year-old Aden and 4-year-old Ariah, and they learn to be responsible and do their part in cleaning up, for example, something that takes time. As Mowry said, a mother also needs time for her and her children have grown enough this time for that.