herself and her twin sister from their days on "Sister Sister," rocking vintage outfits and presenting bright smiles. Tia excitedly captioned her post:
"Wow! Wow! Wow! Never ever did I ever think that I would have three shows #trending on @netflix. This is insane!!!…"
Tamera shared a similar post with a photo of them locked in a warm embrace while rocking lacy outfits. Tamera's caption took on a nostalgic turn. She referred to "Sister Sister," as one of her favorite jobs in history while mentioning her and Tia's humble beginnings.
Fans who are already delving into the vintage goodness and dear old memories of "Sister Sister" would notice some notable changes made to the Netflix-aired version.
In one of the show's episodes titled "Shoeless," which is an adaptation of the Cinderella story, the "Slow Jam" song by Usher and Monica has been removed and replaced with 2009's "Running," by Bell Ringer.
It is worthy of note that the change was effected way before Netflix acquired the right to present it on their web app.
A screenshot of Marquee Houston's post on his instagram story | Photo: instagram.com/marqueshouston/
"Sister Sister" revolved around twin sisters, Tia Landry and Tamera Campbell who were separated at birth. They would meet again as teenagers and discover that they were twins. They also brought about cohabitation between their adoptive parents.
After "Sister, Sister's" season finale, the twins continued with their academics but later appeared in movies like "Twitches," and its sequel. They have also been on other TV projects since then.
These days, Tia and Tamera Mowry are married and have two kids each. Tia is married to fellow Hollywood star, Cory Hardrict while Tamera tied the knot with former TV correspondent, Adam Housley.
Other members of the cast like Marques Houston also tied the knot last month with his girlfriend Miya Dickey. Tim Reid who starred as Tamera's widowed father Ray has been married twice since the end of the series. Deon Richmond, Tahj Mowry, RonReaco Lee, and Jackée Harry are also doing well for themselves.
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