‘Somebody Come Get This Girl’: Tia Mowry Left Fans In Tears After Sharing a Video of Her 4-Year-Old Daughter Cairo Playing with Her Hair 

Tia Mowry took to Instagram on June 27 to showcase the latest growing pain she’s encountered while raising her 4-year-old daughter, Cairo Hardrict.

In the post, Hardrict is seen in what appears to be Mowry’s closet and trying on her hair extensions.

?Somebody Come Get This Girl?: Tia Mowry Left Fans In Tears After Sharing a Video of Her 4-Year-Old Daughter Cairo Playing with Her Hair?
Tia Mowry uploads a video of her daughter, Cairo Hardrict, trying on her hair extensions. Photo:@tiamowry/Instagram

As the toddler played around with the extensions that were attached to her head, Mowry added a voiceover track of Tiffany Haddish from her role in Tyler Perry’s “Nobody’s Fool.” The track said, “Ooh, this is nice. All this is you right here. Okay.” 

In addition to the recording, Mowry expressed in the caption how Hardrict always makes her laugh with her antics. She wrote, “Ya’ll somebody come get this girl. Train them up young! Somebody had fun with mommy’s hair! This girl always has me laughing, you guys.”

As many viewed the upload, fans mentioned Hardrict’s personality. A handful of people talked about how the extension is placed on the tot’s head.

“Come through Cairo with the bust down middle part!”

“She is so full of personality!” 

“Omg Cairo is always such a mood.”

“It’s how she got the tracks just on there.”

“It’s giving fresh weave.”

Among the previous responses, others brought up that Mowry’s voiceover selection made the video funnier. One wrote, “The audio got me WEAK!” Another said, “The way I just hollered!!” A third person posted, “Hahaha!! the audio is hilarious!! I just can’t with her!!”

This isn’t the first time Mowry’s daughter stole the spotlight with her personality. In March, the tot became the center of attention after making silly faces in a family photo. 

Mowry wrote in the caption, “Sunday Funday, Harlem Globetrotters edition! You guys we had too much fun yesterday (Ya girl is still tired, whew!). Loved seeing how excited the kids were and having fun as a family!”

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