Tia Mowry Says She’s ‘Not for the Streets’ Weeks After Ex-Husband Cory Hardrict Revealed He’s ‘Back on the Street’

Actress Tia Mowry likes to play it secure together with her fans by posting a few of the most hilariously provocative videos on her social media, knowing that individuals will read her posts and captions fastidiously.

Two recent videos she posted to Instagram left a lot of her 12.6 million followers speculating about how she was opening up about her split from ex-husband Cory Hardrict.

In one video, Mowry may be seen joking that she’s “boo-hooing” again after being fed food by a friend while the woman stayed off-camera. In one other, the 45-year-old revealed that she’s in a “HOE” phase, reiterating that it stands for “happiness above all else.”

Her latest video joke is about how boring she became in her later years.

“I like it when people ask me, ‘What are you doing tonight?’” The “Sister, Sister” star lip-syncs to the viral audio clip. “I’ll be in bed. I’ll be horizontal. I’ll be watching my big screen, and at the same time I’ll be watching my little screen with snacks.

“I am for sheets, not for the street,” the “Family Reunion” star concluded her post.

Many in the comments shared the sentiment, saying, “I walk around in these sheets regularly. Is this something for the over 40s because the love I feel for my bed goes beyond a fling? This king can get a (ring emoji).”

Others joked, adding comments like, “When you walk through that door and you’re like. Yes, a bed!” and “Lord, let the sheets be where the snack party is and what.”

Still, others slammed her left arm, writing, “Just try the streets for 1 day.”

Some people didn’t quite imagine what Mowry was saying, shouting, “Stop lying and thinking you have an alibi because you went to so many Diddy parties.”

The dramatic change in her online joke style could have been on account of her former partner saying during a recent interview that he was “out.”

The extremely private “All American: Homecoming” star sat down with Baller Alert’s Angie B to advertise his recent movie “Black Divorce” with Meagan Good.

When she asked, “Did playing Dallas (the character in the film) help you heal or bring any revelations about your personal life?” he responded cautiously but insightfully.

After Hardrict mentioned that the characters of Dallas and Cora aren’t similar in any way, he added that the character exists in the world and when taking a look at the character, he wonders what he can bring to it, corresponding to authenticity, rawness, and truth.

“I felt like it was all there, so like I said, without getting into my personal life, I just feel like we all go through things in life and sometimes we need an outlet,” Hardrict continued. “This movie was a great outlet for me.”

He explained that each emotion he expressed during those times was real and sincere. The entire forged felt it on set, and their performances were authentic because they brought out the emotions that made working on the film so great.

Then he burst out and said, “Well, yes, it helped me. I’m blessed and very favored. I’m on the outside. Listen, I’m excited. I haven’t been on the outside in ten years.”

Although Hardrict said he was venturing out after years of marriage, he told fans in a separate interview that it was a difficult task for him – mainly because he not lives in the same house together with his children.

The two actors have a 12-year-old son, Cree, and a 5-year-old daughter, Cairo.

As a results of the divorce, Mowry was capable of keep the $4.3 million family mansion where they lived together. Both parties agreed to support and care for their children together and neither was obligated to pay spousal support.

Fans can still watch Mowry live on social media, and he or she’s filming a brand new reality show about her post-divorce life.