Tia Mowry

Sophisticated and savvy, engaging and entertaining, and an all around sweetheart, actress Tia Mowry is one of the most sought after talents in the entertainment business today. Mowry has been in the public eye for over 17 years, gaining initial fame and becoming a 90's pop culture icon in her teens, starring opposite her twin sister Tamera in the hit comedy "Sister, Sister" from Paramount Television.

On "Sister, Sister's" successful six-year run, Mowry won two NAACP Image Awards for Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Series and three Kids Choice Awards for Favorite Television Actress. She was also nominated for three Young Artist Awards for Best Performance by a Young Actress, in 1995, 1996, and 1997 for her work on the show. In 1999, Mowry wrapped production on the show, and decided to go to college, obtaining a Bachelors Degree in Psychology from the prestigious Pepperdine University in Southern California. She also traveled the world, visiting Egypt, Paris, Spain, and living in Italy for three months in 2000.

Mowry made appearances in various projects, including starring with her sister once again in the Disney Channels original movie Twitches in 2005, one of the channels highest rated movies of all time, and again in Twitches Too, two years later. Off camera, she voiced the character of Sasha on the animated series "Bratz". In 2006, Mowry landed a role on The Game. Mowry and her sister starred in Double Wedding, an original film for the Lifetime Movie Network. She was also able to add Executive Producer credits to her resume for her work on the film. In summer 2011, the Mowry sisters entertained audiences once again, in their STYLE Network series "Tia and Tamera."

In 2012, Mowry secured her sixth NAACP Image Award nomination in for Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Series for her work on The Game. Most recently, Mowry has appeared in Rosewood, Mistresses, and Me, Myself, & I. The same year, Mowry published her first book, "Oh, Baby: Pregnancy Tales and Advice from One Hot Mama to Another," about her pregnancy and being a working mother. She has also published a cookbook, "Whole New You: How Real Food Transforms Your Life, for a Healthier, More Gorgeous You."

Since 2015, Mowry has starred in her Cooking Channel series "Tia Mowry at Home".

In 2019, she began playing the starring role of Cocoa McKellan in the Netflix comedy series "Family Reunion," where she is part of a family adjusting to life in small-town Georgia after moving from Seattle.

When not acting, she spends time working with several charities including the Make A Wish Foundation, and Elizabeth Glazer Pediatric AIDS Foundation, and others focusing on research for children fighting cancer.