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‘You Kill It Every Time!’: Tia Mowry Fans Can’t Get Enough of Her Transition Videos 

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Tia Mowry looked good in a new transformation video she shared on Instagram on May 13 to celebrate the weekend, and fans took note.  

Mowry is first seen in the video rocking a long-sleeved black-and-white shirt dress as she walked into the room in black high-heeled boots. Mowry left the camera frame on one side and re-entered on the opposite side rocking a black turtleneck knee-length pencil dress with black ankle-strap high heels.  

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Tia Mowry on Instagram on April, 11, 2022. (Photo: @tiamowry)

The actress also wore a pair of hoop earrings and carried a pink handbag. The “Family Reunion” actress captioned the post, “It’s freaking Friiiiiiiiday! You know what that means!!!??? Ready for the weekend with some FIRE fits [fire emojis]. 

“These transitions Tia!! [fire emojis] Transition Queen,” wrote one fan. Another replied, “SNATCHED!” One Instagram user wrote, “The best transitions ever.” Another fan added an entire scenario to accompany the outfit transition video. “The first outfit is asking her out on the date & the second one is when she shows up & you know at that very moment she’s the one & ya’ll may as well skip dinner & go straight to the courthouse.” 

“You kill it every time,” responded another fan. “Serving loookkkkssssss,” noted another.

The actress also shared a video of herself rocking long braided ponytails and sporting a denim skirt and jacket ensemble with hoop earrings and high heels. Mowry set the video to Kid Cudi, Skepta & Pop Smoke’s “Show Out.” The “Sister, Sister” actress captioned the post, “You know your girl gets wild when she’s got a pony [laughing-crying emoji].” 

Fans loved Mowry’s ponytail video, and several fans commented on her three braided ponytails. One fan responded, “Need a close-up of this hairstyle!” Another fan replied, “Love those braids.” 

“Another replied, “PERIOD TIA!!! YAAAAS!” followed by fire emojis. “And that’s on PERIOD,” echoed another. 

“Legs so long, my eyes thought they were on a road trip,” added another fan. “Tia’s gold hoops and Reels for the win, always!”

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