Get ready to be impressed! Tia Mowry recently revealed that her 14-year-old son, Cree, is already reaching new heights – literally! While most teens are just getting their learner’s permits, Cree is busy mastering the skies by learning to fly a plane.
A Budding Pilot
During an appearance on “The Jennifer Hudson Show,” the “Sister, Sister” star couldn’t contain her excitement when talking about Cree’s passion for aviation. “He’s obsessed. He loves it,” Mowry gushed, adding how incredibly smart her son is. He even attended flight school last summer, taking to the skies in a small Cessna aircraft.
While Tia admits she has a fear of flying herself, she was incredibly supportive of Cree’s dream. She even FaceTimed with him while he was in the air, sharing the moment with her parents. It sounds like a truly special experience for the whole family!
Chess Master in the Making
And it’s not just Cree who’s excelling in unique talents! Tia also shared that her seven-year-old daughter, Cairo, is becoming quite the chess prodigy. “She absolutely loves playing chess,” Mowry explained, noting that Cairo is so dedicated she sometimes skips goodbye kisses from her mom just to make it to her chess practice on time.
Beyond chess, Cairo is also a talented artist, enjoying dancing, painting, and sculpting. Tia expressed immense pride in both her children, highlighting their intelligence and kind hearts.
No Interest in Hollywood?
Interestingly, despite growing up with famous parents – Tia and her ex-husband, actor Cory Hardrict – neither Cree nor Cairo seem interested in following in their footsteps in the entertainment industry. “Oh no, they don’t want to have anything to do with acting,” Tia shared with a laugh, wondering if she somehow “traumatized” them.
Mowry also touched on her parenting philosophy, emphasizing authenticity and allowing her children to see that it’s okay when things don’t go as planned. This approach helps them learn resilience and understand that challenges can be overcome.
Isn’t it amazing to see kids pursuing such diverse and impressive talents? What do you think about Cree learning to fly and Cairo’s chess skills? Share your thoughts in the comments below!