Inside Tamron Hall's Marriage

Based on numbers gathered for the 2020 United States Census, 33.8 million people in the U.S. identify as multicultural, which is up from 9 million just 10 years prior. Tamron Hall's son Moses will grow up in a multicultural household, something that she and Steven Greener want to make a priority.

Based on numbers gathered for the 2020 United States Census, 33.8 million people in the U.S. identify as multicultural, which is up from 9 million just 10 years prior. Tamron Hall's son Moses will grow up in a multicultural household, something that she and Steven Greener want to make a priority. 

"He's Jewish, so we had a bris here at the house," Hall told People about her husband's faith and Moses' circumcision ceremony. "And he's going to Texas to have a Christening or a Confirmation at my mom's Southern Baptist church," she continued. "We've just combined our life experience, and we want to teach him tradition."

In 2021, the "Someone They Knew" host spoke to Allure about how Moses will be raised, and instilling pride in him is a big piece of the puzzle. "My son is African American and Jewish, and he has a big, curly, reddish head of hair that I want him to love and embrace," she explained. "I am simply trying to teach him where his curly hair came from. I want him to be proud of his Black heritage and his Jewish heritage. I can't tell you how many times a day I say to him, "I love your hair!" Every morning we brush his hair and I look in the mirror and I say, 'Moses, how cool is your hair? You are so unique and you are so special.'"

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