Overview
- The couple filed a custody modification that was reported Friday, July 17, 2026, and the new court documents formalize how they will interact during co‑parenting.
- The filing says each parent may only enter the other’s home by invitation and that scheduled custody exchanges may occur inside the homes.
- The agreement permits Cory Hardrict to see both children during Tia Mowry’s custodial time provided both children are present and Us Weekly reports he agreed to return the children by 9 p.m. at exchanges.
- Neither Mowry nor Hardrict has publicly commented on the modification, which was disclosed through court records and reported by multiple entertainment outlets.
- The change follows their October 2022 separation and April 2023 divorce, reinforces a child‑first co‑parenting approach, and aims to give Cree and Cairo clearer routines and fewer opportunities for conflict.