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‘It Finally Looks Like She Wasn’t Forced’: Tia Mowry’s Daughter Cairo Steals the Show In the Star’s Fashion Post

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Tia Mowry‘s daughter Cairo Hardrict’s mannerisms became the topic of conversation on Jan. 29, after the actress debuted what fans deemed fashionable new looks for mommy and daughter.

In the Instagram post, Mowry, who wore an all-yellow ensemble, is seen holding a dress before gently placing it on the bed. As the attire hits the mattress, Hardrict appears on the screen in a curled position.

Tia Mowry’s daughter Cairo Hardrict’s gestures and acting skills steal the show in the star’s latest fashion post. Photo:@tiamowry/Instagram

The clip continued with the mother-daughter duo spending their special moment showcasing their best moves as they danced along to James Brown’s 1976 single “Get Up Offa That Thing.”

In addition to the recording, the “Family Reunion” star informed her followers that the 3-year-old is in the video because Hardrict wanted to spend quality time with her. She wrote, “When Cairo wants to hang with Mommy, ya’ll better believe I say yes!”

As fans began to view the upload, several individuals expressed Hardrict’s eagerness to be a part of this video compared to the previous ones, including a holiday-themed post alongside her older brother, Cree Hardrict. Others brought up the toddler’s acting abilities. 

“It finally looks like she wasn’t forced.”

“She finally looks like she wants to do this.”

“Cutie pie Cairo is getting in on the action!”

“Give Cairo the Oscar for Best actress.”

“The drop. Okay Cairo got the dramatics down, let’s get her an audition lol”

Among the remarks regarding Hardrict’s gestures in the video, a handful of social media users complimented the pair’s ensembles. One wrote, “Ok that transition was so cuuuuute!!!! We need more of these mommy and daughter moments and the stylish outfits!”

Another said, “Such a cute video! You both look beautiful in your vibrant colors.” A third person stated, “The coordinated outfits and the kisses for mommy….melt my heart!!!”

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