Tia Mowry Dishes On Her Pregnancy With Access Hollywood

Actress Tia Mowry-Hardict sat down with Access Hollywood earlier this week for some “baby talk”. The mom-to-be revealed how she told her hubby she was pregnant, possible baby names for her boy or girl and the return of “The Game” to TV. Check out an excerpt and the video below.

How are you feeling?

I actually feel great. The first trimester was insane; the nausea kind of got the best of me. I actually wear these nausea bands, they’re bands that people wear on cruise ships and stuff and they’ve been my best friend. They’re in my wardrobe now.

What do people believe you’re having?

Everybody has been saying a boy, boy, boy, boy just by the way I’ve been carrying. Nobody has said a girl, so I can’t wait to find out what’s inside?

How did you tell your husband?

We we’re actually separated at the time because he was shooting the movie “The Day” and I was shooting “The Game.” I just called him up, well actually I sent him a picture of the pregnancy test and it said pregnant of it. He didn’t believe me, he was like no, so I took about 6 or 8 other pregnancy test and he finally was like “ok it’s a done deal.”

Will the child’s name start with a T since all your siblings name does?

No, we’re actually looking at C’s for Corey because that’s my husband’s name.

How much is Kelsey Grammar involved in with “The Game”?

Kelsey is great. He’s showed up on set several times and been apart of the casting process and all that good stuff. He’s such a great, cool, laid-back kind of guy.

On the CW canceling the show and fans campaigning to bring it back

Yeah, that’s the reason that we’re back, it’s because of our fans. They started twitter accounts, they started facebook accounts…Now the woman that actually started the facebook account has been hired by BET and that’s her job. She’s following the show, all the articles that the cast members do and we got to meet her. It’s all because of the fans, that’s the reason why we’re back. I’m still in shock. It’s unbelievable how many viewers we got in out first airing. Our second airing we kind of stayed in there, we had like six million.