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Tia Mowry’s Quietly Building Media Empire with Latest Accomplishment 

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Tia Mowry’s web series “Tia Mowry’s Quick Fix” just garnered 1 million fans on Facebook Watch and the second-time new mom can’t be happier.

Mowry exclaimed about the news on her Instagram page Tuesday, July 3 and fans applauded the accomplishment.

“WOW! ‘Quick Fix’ just hit 1 MILLION followers on Facebook and I am speechless. Thank you so much for your support and love along this journey. I love my @tiamowryquickfix and @kincommunity fam! ❤ #tiamowrysquickfix.”

“Congratulations!!! It’s a great show! 👏👏👏👏.”

“Congrats!!! May God continue to bless you and your family.”

“Congrats Mama! Your bright spirit got me through a rough patch this past year. You are a blessing! I hope to meet you one day.”

“Tia Mowry’s Quick Fix” features the actress and mother of two as she helps viewers “solve life’s little dilemmas FAST” and includes makeup and hair hacks and weeknight meal ideas. It launched in partnership with lifestyle network Kin Community with 20 episodes on YouTube in 2017, according to Tubefilter. It has since expanded promotion and distribution to other social media platforms, including Facebook Watch.

It’s on that platform that Mowry introduced her new baby, Cairo Tiahna Hardrict, to the world. A long-awaited new addition, she’s the 1-month-old sister to 7-year-old Cree Taylor Hardrict, whom Mowry said, “has been the best big brother in the entire world.”

“I am so happy there’s another girl in the house because there was just too much testosterone,” Mowry says on the episode of her web show. “I’m like, ‘Yes! There’s another girl!’ I am having the time of my life shopping for her, dressing her, just everything. I think it’s the coolest thing. She’s like my best friend.”

And the star says husband Cory Hardrict is soaking up time with their new daughter, too.

“When the baby’s born they automatically put the baby on the mom kind of skin-to-skin,” she says. “And my husband wanted to right away. He wanted to feel that bond with her as well and I thought it was just so beautiful. He’s such a hands-on dad that it’s so rewarding and just remarkable to see.”

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