Given where Adam Housley, a former pro baseball player turned news correspondent, was actually born—Napa, California—we can imagine how wine is a topic he and his family take seriously.
The Housley couple even owns their own winery and a family business that makes a range of cooking products. For more stories like th is, sign up for our newsletter. Your Best Life. Type keyword s to search. On a recent episode of The Real , T amera Mowry-Housley opened up to her fellow co-hosts about how she and her husband Adam Housley make their interracial relationship work.
The Housleys, who will be celebrating their nine-year wedding anniversary in May, have two children , Aden John, 7, and Ariah Talea, 4. This content is imported from Instagram. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. View On Instagram. This content is imported from YouTube. This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses.
You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Mowry revealed on The Real via OK! Magazine that while she tried to date other men while she and Housley were broken up, nothing worked out. None of her relationships with other men measured up to the relationship she'd had with Housley, so the two got back together. As noted by People , Mowry announced her engagement in January , and she and Housley were married later that year.
When it comes to putting together a wedding, a lot of brides go over the top. And apparently, Tamera Mowry wasn't one to shy away from going overboard when it came to planning the big event. Mowry told Wonderwall that she's a huge fan of weddings so it's no surprise, then, that she "was definitely controlling" when it came to planning her own wedding, although she added that she "was a good controlling, not a bridezilla.
Mowry was so set on her wedding day being perfect that she had trouble making some decisions, like having "a cake for everybody, a group cake, and a cupcake bar. Mowry hosted the show, which focused on newly engaged couples making decisions about their wedding by getting the input of social media users via Facebook poll.
Tamera Mowry and her husband are both religious. Their faith has been a huge part of their relationship. Not only was it the reason that they waited so long to be physically intimate with each other, but it is also the guiding light of their marriage.
In the caption of a Instagram post of the couple, Mowry paid tribute to her hubby and talked about the important role their faith plays in their marriage. She explained that the secret to their long relationship is "persistence, forgiveness, unconditional love, honesty, communication, but most importantly our relationship with God.
Mowry revealed to Essence that she had tried what she called "missionary dating" in past relationships in which she tried to change a person, but found that it didn't work. She explained that with Housley, that was never a problem as he is just as committed to their faith as she is.
Tamera Mowry and Adam Housley are raising a beautiful family together. The couple has two children, a son named Aden and a daughter named Ariah.
After welcoming Aden, Mowry revealed to Essence that becoming a mom was something that she had always envisioned for herself.
Mowry described her son to Momtastic as "very high energy" who, much like his father, "can't sit still. While she may adopt a third child in the future, she said that her "body is done" birthing any more children. Mowry explained that there are challenges with having kids "later in life. It's obvious that Tamera Mowry adores her husband, Adam Housley.
They've gotten to know each other very well in all of the years that they've been together, and several years after their wedding, Mowry is just as in love as ever. In an interview with Ebony , Mowry listed more of the many qualities that she adores about her husband.
Mowry explained that her spouse is a kind person who "will give the shirt off his back on a cold day to someone he doesn't even like" adding that, in spite of all of the good things he does, he never brags about his good deeds.
Mowry went on to say that she loves how supportive her husband is and how he dedicates himself to his family. In , Adam Housley came under fire because he had previously worked as a reporter for the conservative news outlet Fox News. Housley's association with the channel drew accusations that he was racist, which led Mowry to stand up for her husband.
In fact, Housley left his job at Fox due to his growing unease with how the network was being run. While Housley said in a statement issued at the time that he was going to focus on his family, a former Fox employee told Politico that Housley was "unhappy with the tone of the conversation of the channel.
In spite of Mowry's staunch defense of her husband, rumors that Housley supported Trump persisted. Two years after Mowrey stood up for her husband, he tweeted that it was "stupid" that some people attacked him for not supporting Trump, while other "trolls" attacked Mowrey on Instagram claiming he was "all Trump. Tamera Mowry is quite the talented cook, telling Today that she even pitched a cooking show once with her sister, Tia Mowry.
It's a passion that she shares with her husband — the couple regularly shares cooking videos on Instagram Live. Tamera and Housley donated their winnings to Snowball Express , a charity dedicated to helping the children of members of the U. Tamera Mowry and her husband clearly have a strong marriage, but that doesn't mean their relationship doesn't have its critics.
Mowry, whose mom is Black and whose dad is white, told Momtastic that she "was raised to see character" and did not expect to face as much scrutiny as she did when she and Housley began dating.
Her mother had warned about how difficult things could be, but she figured that "people [weren't] going to care" in the year While she was shocked by the negative comments she received back when their relationship began, she says it has gotten "even worse Having their marriage attacked has been difficult, but Housley has been supportive of his wife and told Mowry "to focus on the thousands of people that are for" her, rather than her handful of detractors.
Mowry explained that, since both she and her husband, Adam Housley, are "somewhat workaholics," being stuck at home all day with each other proved to be a bit of a challenge. As both of them are used to living busy lives, having less to occupy their time and being in quarantine was not easy and led to a lot of stress. Eventually, Mowry and her husband figured out a new routine and found ways to "connect" with each other.
In another interview with Us Weekly , Mowry said that she was also enjoying the time in quarantine because it helped her grow even closer with her children.
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