Tamera Mowry and husband Adam Housley have welcomed their second child.

The 36-year-old actress gave birth to daughter Ariah on Wednesday, Housley announced on Twitter. The couple are already parents to two-year-old son Aden.

"We are so blessed and excited right now. Ariah Talea Housley was born at 2:54...she looks so much like Aden. :)," he wrote. "Such a cool feeling. We are so excited to have Ariah here. Such a strong girl!"

"We are beyond overjoyed and blessed with our beautiful baby girl," the pair later said in a statement to People. "Aden already made a welcome video for her."

Mowry and the 43-year-old Fox News correspondent have been together since 2005, and married in May 2011. The couple welcomed Aden in November 2012, and announced they were expecting their second child in January.

Mowry is best known for portraying Tamera Campbell on The WB sitcom Sister, Sister with twin sister Tia Mowry as Tia Landry. The actress went on to play Dr. Kayla Thornton on Lifetime medical drama Strong Medicine, and has co-hosted talk show The Real since 2013.