In an interview with Sister 2 Sister magazine, twins Tia and Tamera Mowry talk about their fears about “relationship curse” of reality television. The sisters have a sugar sweet reality show called Tia and Tamera that is nothing like the wine glass-throwing, table-jumping foolishness you see on other reality shows, but the ladies are still aware of that “relationship curse.”
Countless couples have gone onto reality television only to have the cameras there to ultimately document the disintegration of their relationships. “I can see why marriages deteriorate after being on a reality show for a while. At the end of the day, the reality show is a show, and they’re looking for conflict. For any relationship, always focusing on a conflict is not healthy,” said Tia to Sister 2 Sister magazine.
Do you believe there is a curse of sorts on reality tv couples or were the relationships just troubled from the start?
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