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Tia Mowryis bursting with pride over her son’s latest accomplishment.
On Wednesday, the 43-year-old actress posted a sweet video on Instagram after her 10-year-old sonCree Taylorwas accepted into his dream school. TheSister, Sisterstar shared his emotional reaction to the news.
“Telling our son he got into his dream school. A new favorite memory and dream come true for us all,” Mowry wrote.
In the clip, her husbandCory Hardrictasks their son if he was good in school. After Cree says he behaved, Hardrict adds, “I’m going to show you what your teacher said, okay? Read this.”
Cree nervously reads the message before gasping in shock once he learns he was accepted into his school of choice. He then bursts into tears and hugs his dad. Mowry was also heard crying from behind the camera.
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“SO proud of@creehardrictfor getting accepted into the school of his DREAMS,” Mowry captioned the video. “As a mother, my goal was and is always to support and give my children the opportunities I never had as a child and this week, BOTH of our dreams came true! Congrats, Cree it’s only up from here. Mommy loves you and we got you! 🤍”
Cree also received a number of congratulatory messages under the post.
“This brought me so much happiness this morning. Congrats Cree!!!!!“La La Anthonywrote whileEvelyn Lozadacommented, “I’m crying with him omg 😫 Congratulations!”
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Along with Cree, the couple — whowed in 2008— are also parents to 3-year-old daughterCairo Tiahna.
Mowry told PEOPLE that she hopes toset a positive example as a motherto Cree and Cairo.
“Children learn through observation, so I would want them to say that Mommy was a doer. She wanted us to work hard, and we saw Mommy working hard,” she told PEOPLE in 2020.
“She wanted us to go after our dreams, and we saw Mommy going after her dreams,” the actress continued. “I would want them to say that she put 110 percent into everything she did for us, and that she always did her best.”
source: people.com
