In honor of TiaMowry and TameraMowryTwo's birthday, check out the time we tested Tia's SisterSister knowledge and why she had to phone her sister for a bit of help.
Then there’s Mowry’s take on Doja Cat’s “Tia, Tamera,” the chorus of which name-checks the Mowry ladies with the line “my twins big like Tia, Tamera.” While singing the lyric for SheKnows’ Gopaldas, Mowry seemed to have a revelation about what “twins” Doja Cat might be referring to — though she swears a second later that she was up on the reference all along.
“No wait, I did know that! Because I remember — the word “big,” I just didn’t compute that,” she tells Gopaldas. “But I remember when the song first came out I was and I was actually pumping when I first heard the song and I actually wrote Doja Cat on her Instagram and I told her, ‘thank you so much for keeping me motivated while pumping.'”
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