Tia Mowry Smiles with Daughter Cairo, 6, and Son Cree, 13, as They Attend “Moana 2” Premiere

The 'Sister, Sister' alum shares her two kids with ex-husband Cory Hardrict

Tia Mowry had her two kids alongside her as she walked the red carpet earlier this week.

On Monday, Nov. 25, the Sister, Sister alum, 46, brought her daughter Cairo, 6, and son Cree, 13, whom she shares with ex-husband Cory Hardrict, along with her as she attended the Los Angeles premiere of Moana 2.

After the event, Mowry shared scenes on her Instagram of herself with her kids, posing alongside Moana. The mom of two wore a baby pink coat and matching pink satin button-down, holding hands with Cairo, who wore a leopard jacket and a pink dress.

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On the other side of Moana, Cree wore a gray sweater and white pants, smiling alongside his sister and mother. "I had the BEST time with my family last night at the Moana premiere! 🌊✨" Mowry wrote in her caption.

She added, "Spending quality time with my kids is always a blessing, and I’m so grateful to @disney and Moana2 for creating memories (and movies!) we can cherish forever. 🥰🍿💖."

In June, Mowry posted a sweet tribute to her son, Cree, on Instagram for his birthday. "Everyone move aside, we have a TEENAGER in the house! Happy Birthday, Cree! 🎉 I can’t believe my baby is growing up so fast," the actress began the caption of a carousel of photos and videos.

Mowry went on to praise Cree's character, noting, "I have been blessed with such an intelligent, hilarious and loving son."

"Watching you grow into the amazing young man you are today fills my heart with so much joy. I love you with all my heart and I’m so proud to be your mommy. Here’s to many more incredible years ahead! 💖," her caption concluded.

Speaking exclusively to PEOPLE in April, Mowry said Cree is interested in mukbang videos, in which people film themselves eating a large amount of food.

"Cree is really into mukbangs. He's on YouTube and he loves Asian culture and Asian cuisine, so he's watching tons of those videos and learning more about different recipes," she said.

"We love to go out to eat together — just him and I sometimes, or we'll go with Uncle Tahj because he also loves anime and Asian culture as well — and we'll just explore different types of delicacies and food. He loves doing that and he also loves basketball," she added, referring to her brother Tahj.