Tia Mowry Names Baby Boy Cree Taylor Hardict – Update

*Update* New mom Tia Mowry and husband Cory Hardict have named their baby boy. His name is Cree Taylor Hardict, according to US magazine. Tia is head over heels in love with her newborn 8lb son. News broke yesterday that Tia welcomed to her first child with husband of two years Cory Hardict.

Tia gushed about her love for her newborn telling US magazine, “I never knew how much love I could feel for someone. I feel that my life has just now begun.”

Husband Cory Hardict added, “Tia and I are so excited for this beautiful blessing we brought into the world today, we both have tears of joy!”

AWWWWW 🙂

Tia will share more details of her pregnancy on her new show with sister Tamera Mowry premiering on the Style Network in August called “Tia & Tamera”.

“Cree” hmm..wonder what’s the story behind that. What do you think of the name Tia and Cory chose?

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