Fans seem to think Tia Mowry is in a hurry to finalize her divorce from her husband Cory Hardrict after seeing an early-morning tweet about love finding its way to her. The former couple has spent over two decades together and share two children, 11-year-old Cree and 4-year-old Cairo. From fans’ perspectives, Mowry is ready to close the romantic relationship part of this chapter and find her next suitor.
On Feb. 10, the “Sister, Sister” star wrote a simple but impactful tweet that read, “I know love will find me again.” Fans responded in her comments, sharing that they agree love will find its way to her soon.
“You definitely will just keep being and doing you.”
“And she said it right!! It finds you! Don’t go looking for it.”
“Indeed, it will just show up unexpectedly, unintentionally, it will land at your feet, those types of discoveries can’t be beat… wait for it.”
As the 44-year-old’s tweet began to receive more notice, one fan brought up Mowry’s relationship with Hardrict and mentioned how well-paired she thought they were.
“Yes but I really did love y’all together.”
The natural hair care enthusiast also posted the message on her Instagram Story with the song “Never Leave You Lonely” by Yasinatasoy and Deus playing in the background.
Mowry and Hardrict’s separation announcement came as a surprise to many and has been a topic of conversation since they broke the news last October.
Though neither one has publicly pinpointed the sole reason behind their relationship’s demise, Hardrict recently denied any act of infidelity on his end, as well as denied his soon-to-be ex-wife’s claim of “irreconcilable differences.”
In court documents obtained by RadarOnline, Hardrict’s lawyer wanted the court to determine “the validity of the prenuptial agreement dated April 14, 2008, and/or that any provisions are unconscionable.”
The “All American: Homecoming” actor’s denial of cheating made fans believe that their relationship may have ended because of financial problems.
Just one week after Mowry informed fans about their split on her Instagram page, social media outlets captured a like from the actress under a certain Instagram post that talked about two people having an unequal marriage.
An Instagram user who goes by the name of Lee Hammock uploaded a video that gave fans a particular scenario about a married couple with one partner who pays all of the bills and the other partner who doesn’t contribute financially.
In the video, Hammock deemed this as a manipulative tactic and wrote, “some toxic people will refuse to contribute around the home in any way #toxic #toxicpartner” as his caption.
Mowry seemed to have agreed with the self-proclaimed motivational speaker because she was one out of 539 others who liked the message.
