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Tia and Tamera Mowry Flaunt Bodies: Tamera’s Baby Bump, Tia’s Abs

By | Published on September 14, 2012
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Tamera Mowry shows off her growing baby bump in a new photo while her sister Tia flaunts her washboard abs.

Just weeks before her due date on October 30th, Tamera had a photosession of her posing with her husband and baby bump.

The couple looks simply adorable as they lay out on the beach, the future mommy gently holding her pregnant stomach as she leans back into her husband Adam Housley’s lap.

The soon-to-be mommy tweeted the picture saying, “Love this pic with @adamhousley n I on the beach.”

Her husband soon after commented on the lovely photo saying, “A picture of my beautiful wife and I with the baby almost here!!”

Although the baby will be here very soon, Tamera still isn’t giving any hints about the child’s name until after their son is born.

While Tamera loves her large baby bump, her twin sister Tia Mowry Hardrict has been showing off her small waist and toned physique.

It’s hard to believe that it’s only been a year since Tia gave birth to her son Cree, and her body certainly doesn’t show it.

The new mommy has already gotten back her rock hard abs and even posed in a swimsuit for a feature in Life and Style Magazine.

The 34-year-old mother loved the photo so much she tweeted it herself with the caption, “Here it is my swimsuit pic @Life_and_style may! I did this for all moms! We can do it!! Xx.”

The actress dropped her baby weight the old fashioned way, with lots of exercise and yoga, and it has certainly done wonders for her.

 

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