Tamira Maury said she has not seen her twin sister Tia Maury since the beginning of the epidemic.

They were inseparable for acting with their early years.

But Temera Maury revealed on Friday that she and her twin sister, Tia Maury, have not seen each other in more than six months as the coronavirus epidemic has spread across the U.S.

The 6-year-old actress said she would not be able to travel to Los Angeles to see her sister, as the city had seen an increase in Kovid-1 cases.

Temera said, ‘I haven’t seen him physically yet.

‘I live in Napa and then there was a boom in LA, and when we were really going there there was a boom in Lama and it wasn’t sensible for all of us to go there.’

‘We were going to meet, [Tia’s] Family reunions and working on time doesn’t work. But I know for a fact that when we look at each other we are just now, we have to cry. ‘

Her reaction was during a video interview with ET from March, when she would not be able to see her extended family members in person.

It’s not safe or wise for families to meet in person, so they made sure to keep in touch via video chat.

‘Every two weeks, we zoom in on each other and we have a happy time. We have a glass of wine, we talk about what’s going on. I mean, we text almost every other day. But there’s something about seeing your loved one visually, but it’s something better, obviously, just a human connection and touch – and a hug and I just can’t wait to do this. ‘

This is the longest period in the last six months that the twins have been separated from each other.

Complicating matters is that his acting job now requires strict quarantine and safety procedures, so he will break the rules of traveling with each other, even if he is considered safe.

‘We’re mapping it. We live like, “You know, it’s been six months!” And it sucks, because with Covid, and when you’re working on a set, it’s very special. He’s like a skeleton crew now, so he’s crazy. ‘

Elsewhere in the interview, Temara opened up about her and Tia’s series Sister, Sister’s new popularity, which recently became available to stream on Netflix.

‘Netflix gave it to those people and holy crap, I feel relieved when sister, sister first aired on ABC. Great experience ever, ‘he said.

The actress also enjoyed running with a girl who was watching the series on her iPad in the iPad cutter’s office fee waiting room and saw the shock on her face when she looked up.

His fans are claiming to reboot or continue the series, Tamera said, ‘We have not given up.

‘It’s seriously time dependent, and I think its creative idea… I can tell you this, if rebooted anyway: movie, series or whatever, it would be awesome,’ she said.