Tia Mowry Looks Gorgeous in a Yellow Silk Outfit and Gold Jewelry in a Video

Tia Mowry posted a video in a chic all-yellow ensemble to promote vitamin gummies amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Tia Mowry has been open about her journey through the pandemic, revealing both highs and lows to her fans on social media.

Recently, the “Sister, Sister” star shared how her family is going to protect their immune system with several vitamins.

TIA’S NEW VIDEO

The mother-of-two donned a matching mustard-colored silk top and pants which she paired with gold hoop earrings and two gold necklaces.

She went on to promote Anser’s new line of gummies packed with vitamins and nutrients including vitamin c, vitamin d, zinc, and echinacea.

According to the actress, the product came in an excellent time to boost the immune system as the entire world continues to deal with the pandemic.

HEALTH AND WELLNESS

Mowry is all about health and wellness as seen in her social media platforms. Among her secrets to looking young and radiant is melting green tea or orange juice ice cubes on her face in the morning.

The actress allows both Cree and Cairo to use BIC coloring products such as markers, crayons, and pencils, to draw and make different forms of art at home.

The home remedy hydrates the skin and allows the face to absorb the tea’s antioxidants. She also recommends using argan oil on the face to bring elasticity.

STRONG FOR THE CHILDREN

Mowry has to take care of her health and overall well-being to keep up with her kids, Cree and Cairo, who are starting school amid the pandemic.

The actress shares her kids with her husband, Cory Hardrict whom she wed on April 20, 2008, after six years of dating.

The couple’s children often appear on their social media accounts, including a selfie with Cree who looked like his mom’s twin.

GETTING CREATIVE WITH CREE AND CAIRO

Recently, Mowry shared how she keeps her kids’ creative juices flowing amid the pandemic and while practicing social distancing.

The actress allows both Cree and Cairo to use BIC coloring products such as markers, crayons, and pencils, to draw and make different forms of art at home.

The art materials can also be used in Cree’s different school subjects as he begins a new academic journey. Now that he has to attend online learning, Mowry can be more involved and active in her son’s education.