'Sister, Sister' Star Shares How Her Kids Feel About The Popular '90s Show
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While making a Friday appearance on the “Jennifer Hudson Show,” Tamera Mowry was asked whether her kids have watched her beloved sitcom.
It turns out Tamera Mowry’s children have really “got their own minds” when it comes to how they feel about their mom’s ’90s hit show “Sister, Sister.”
Mowry appeared on the “Jennifer Hudson Show” and said her kids, Aden and Ariah, have indeed watched the sitcom — but their reaction to it shook the proverbial family tree.
“I don’t know if I should be offended,” Mowry began. “Aden was like, ‘Yeah, that’s not my thing, I love sports.’”
And while Ariah did say she enjoyed the show, Mowry shared, she didn’t give her mom the glowing review Mowry had hoped for.
In classic child fashion, the 10-year-old confessed that she prefers the 2014 series “Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn” just “a little better,” her mother shared.
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