Tia Mowry Salary, Net Worth, Age, Height, Movies And TV Shows, Christmas Movie

Tia Mowry is an American actress.  She was born on July 6, 1978, in Gelnhausen, West Germany, to Darlene and Timothy Mowry.

Tia began entering pageants and talent shows while their family was stationed at Fort Hood, Texas. She is well known for playing Tia Landry, a twin separated at birth and reunited with her sisters as a teenager in the show, Sister, Sister.

In September 2021, Tia released her second cookbook, The Quick Fix Kitchen, published by Rodale Books. The book includes mealtime hacks, tips to bring joy and balance to the kitchen and easy healthy recipes the entire family will like.

Tia Mowry Salary

How much does Tia Mowry earn? Tia Mowry earns at least $496,174. This is from her career as an actress.

Tia Mowry Net Worth

How much is Tia Mowry worth? Tia Mowry has an estimated net worth of $4.16 million. She made this from her career as an actress.

Tia Mowry Age

How old is Tia Mowry? Tia Mowry was born on July 6, 1978.

Tia Mowry Height

How tall is Tia Mowry? Tia Mowry is 5 feet 5 inches.

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