Tamera Mowry's The Real Co-Hosts React to Death Of Her Niece

Tamera Mowry-Housley is mourning the loss of her niece, Alaina Housley, who was killed in the Borderline shooting.

The actress The Real Alaina died on Thursday afternoon, following a frantic search for the Pepperdine student. "Our hearts are broken." "We are just a little bit tired of the night." Borderline bar in Thousand Oaks, "Tamera and husband Adam Housley said in a statement issued to E! News. "Alaina was an incredible young woman with a lot of people and we are very sorry for her.

Promptly after confirming their niece's death, Tamera's co-hosts feel the message of love and support.

Loni Love wrote on Instagram: "Unfortunately Alaina was one of the victims in the mass shootings .. please keep The Housley's in your prayers at this time. "

Likewise, Jeannie Mai and Adrienne Houghton shared their condolences on their Instagram Stories, asking for their friends and prayers from their followers.

And in a statement from The Real, the team at the show feels their love. "The Real is heartbroken for the victims of the senseless tragedy in Thousand Oaks, which included Alaina Housley, the niece of Tamera and Adam Housley," the statement read. "We send prayers and strength to all the victims' families and their community to our friends and family," We send all our love and our deepest condolences to the Housleys, our family, during this difficult time. "

Alaina, a freshman at Pepperdine, is one of at least 12 victims killed at the Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks, Calif., Where a student line-dancing event was held.

Tamera and Adam were made aware of their potential death early Thursday morning, after a friend of the young tweeting Alaina. Los Angeles Times reporter Andrea Castillo wrote on Twitter that Adam then drove to the Los Robles Regional Medical Center for Alaina. "A guard did not let him through, saying it was on lockdown." He said Alaina, a freshman at Pepperdine, was at the bar with several friends. "Her Apple Watch and iPhone still showed her location on the dance floor," Castillo tweeted. According to Castillo's tweet, Housley explained his niece's followemates had jumped through a broken window.

In the hours since the tragedy, law enforcement officials have identified the 28-year-old shooter as Ian David Long, a Marine Corps veteran. He reportedly shot himself at the scene of the crime.