Tia Mowry Differentiates Self From Twin Tamera With New Haircut

Tia Mowry and twin sister Tamera Mowry Housley have made it easier for the public to separate the gorgeous twins. Other than the fact that Tia is already a mom to son Cree Taylor and Tamera is currently pregnant expecting her first child at the end of October.

The former “Game” actress tweeted the photo of a fresh new cropped haircut with the caption: “Loving my new cut!” That’s right, Tia went for the big chop. Much like an increasingly growing group of stars including Rihanna, Miley Cyrus and Alicia Keys.

Tia is seen a polka-dot blouse and large hoop earrings as the new haircut shows off the gorgeous frame of her face. The response to the new ‘do was mostly positive:

“A grown and sexy look! I’ve always liked Tia and Tamara. My husband calls them corny. I said they’ve always struck me as wholesome young women. He said that’s the problem. Would that make me unwholesome? lol!”

“She looks STUNNING!!! Yes -those are caps. ”

Meanwhile Tamera is busy preparing for the birth of her first child with husband Adam Housley. The “Tia & Tamera” star shared with her Twitter followers that she attended a birthing class at Pump Station in Santa Monica, Hollywood, CA.

“So much fun at @PumpStation! Thank you <3”

To which the owner responded,

“@TameraMowryTwo So great meeting you and having you at our childbirth class with Elaine Stuart- thx!”

While Tia sets herself apart with a new haircut, Tamera hopes her birthing plan will also differentiate her from her twin. In a blog post for People mag last month she wrote:

“I began asking myself important questions and allowing myself to answer honestly with no judgment. Here are some examples: What is my birthing plan? MINE — not my mom’s, sister’s or my friend’s. Do I want a midwife or doula? How do I envision myself giving birth: home or hospital? With or without an epidural? What kind of mom do I want to be? What kind of parenting style will I choose?”

We’re sure Tamera will find what’s best for her. What do you think of Tia’s new haircut?

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