Tia Mowry and Cory Hardrict have agreed to specific custody terms, including restrictions on entering each other's homes and strict drop-off times, to ensure a stable co-parenting environment for their children.
Actors Tia Mowry and Cory Hardrict have finalized new custody arrangements following their divorce, according to court documents obtained by a media outlet. The agreement stipulates that neither party will enter the other's home without an invitation or for a scheduled custody exchange.
Mowry, 48, will permit Hardrict, 46, to spend time with their children, son Cree, 15, and daughter Cairo, 8, during her custodial periods, provided he spends time with both minor children. Hardrict has agreed to return the children to Mowry by 9 p.m. on custody transfer days. The former couple has not publicly commented on the modification. This development comes after years of theactors emphasizing the importance of amicable co-parenting.
Mowry previously stated that part of her decision to divorce was for the benefit of her children, and she has consistently stressed focusing on the kids' perspective, peace, joy, and happiness. She highlighted the importance of moving through life with love and compassion to ensure everything falls into place, and expressed how being present in the moment brings her joy.
Hardrict echoed similar sentiments, stating that parents should prioritize their children, avoid getting involved in external 'noise' or 'mess,' and think about their children first to avoid creating negative narratives. The new custody terms reflect their ongoing commitment to a stable and peaceful co-parenting relationship for the well-being of their children
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