AceShowbiz - Cory Hardrict seemingly reacted to Tia Mowry's revelation about the "aha" moment she wanted to file for divorce. Shortly after his now-estranged wife opened up about their split in an interview, the "All American: Homecoming" actor hopped on Instagram Live and listened to Nas' new song, "Reminisce".

The 43-year-old didn't say a word during the Thursday, November 17 live stream as he just sat silently in his car. Though so, there were some lines that stole people's attention the most, which readd, , "Reminisce/ Relationships ain't the prettiest/ I was stuck on the silliness/ Was it love that I was really in?/ We don't know until it really end, but then it's too late/ Reminisce."

One day prior to that, Cory's ex Tia got candid about the "awakening" she experienced before deciding to end their 14-year marriage. "I knew when I really started to focus on my happiness," she told Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager on the "Today" show. "I feel like women, we tend to focus on everybody else's happiness, making sure that everybody else is OK - meaning our children, our friends, our family."

"But at the end of the day, it's about self-love. When you start to really work on yourself, love yourself, know your value and know your worth, then all of a sudden, there's this awakening," she added. "And it's not easy. It's a hard journey, but at the end of the day, I feel like it is so, so worth it."

"I feel like when I started to, again, like I said, focus on myself, but there was this sadness," the twin sister of Tamera Mowry continued. "And I knew that life is short. I had actually lost my grandmother. We had lost Alaina Housley. And both of them at the same time."

Tia went on to explain, "There was just an 'aha' moment in me where I said, 'You know what? We need to tap in, see what's really going on with your happiness. Life is short. Let's go." She further noted, "Let's start working on you and really focusing on what really, really matters here, which is at the end of the day, your peace, your joy and your happiness.' "

Despite the split, Tia made it clear that she looked at her marriage as "a success." She elaborated, "I look at it as like a curriculum when you're in college or high school. You're learning, you're growing, you're evolving, you're creating. I was able to create with Cory some beautiful, amazing children. At the end of that curriculum, there's a graduation, there's a celebration. So that's basically how I'm looking at it now."

"And I feel like ... when (people) look at marriage, success equals longevity. But, no, at the end of the day, it's are they happy? Are they thriving? Are they growing? I feel like that is what is most important," she detailed. "It's not about staying in something because however long you are in that situation that equals success. It's about really, again, are you happy? Because life is really short."