‘Perfect Person After a Break-Up’: Tia Mowry and Wendy Raquel Robinson’s Reunion Has Fans Comparing Mowry’s ‘The Game’ Character to Her Real Life Separation from Cory Hardrict

Fans last saw Tia Mowry and Wendy Raquel Robinson together in 2012 right before Mowry exited the hit show “The Game.” Nearly 10 years later, and the two have finally reunited as different characters for the final season of Netflix’s sitcom “Family Reunion.” 

Robinson uploaded a video of herself with Mowry on the set of “Family Reunion” doing their iconic “dancing and emphasizing” dance first seen on “The Game.”

Tia Mowry (left) and Wendy Raquel Robinson (right). (Photos: @tiamowry/Instagram, @iamwendyraquel/Instagram)

“You dancing and emphasizing! You dancing and emphasizing,” Robinson said as she started to snap her fingers and move to the beat of her voice. 

It wasn’t long before Mowry joined in with her fellow co-star and began to quote her legendary line. 

“I’m dancing and emphasizing, I’m dancing and emphasizing!” she stated as the two burst into laughter a few seconds after they were finished reminiscing. 

Fans all over shared excitement in seeing the two on-screen besties finally share a set once again. 

“This episode was so hilarious! Glad to see you two back together”

“Med school and Tasha Mack reunion!”

A few fans even brought up Mowry’s recent separation from Cory Hardrict and stated this friendship reunion was exactly what the mom of two needed. 

“Love this! Women uplifting women in time of need good laughs and wine”

“She’s literally dancing and emphasizing in real life!” 

“Perfect person after a breakup, she’s def about to get her right.”

Mowry and Robinson recently sparked reunion rumors in early March after Mowry uploaded a photo of her with Robinson and her on-screen love interest, Pooch Hall, onto Instagram, prompting fans to speculate a “The Game” reunion. 

“The Game” first appeared on the CW in 2006 and ran on that platform until 2009. The show later was picked up by BET, where it ran from 2011-2015. 

In 2021, the popular series was revived once again by Paramount+ and continued to follow the lives of Robinson’s character Tasha Mack and her son Malik Wright, portrayed by Hosea Chanchez. 

Hall has since guest starred in episodes as his character Derwin Davis, whose star power is just slightly less than that of fan favorite football player Jason Pitts, played by Coby Bell. 

Fans can keep up with the newest season of “The Game” starting Dec. 15 on Paramount+.

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