On Thanksgiving, the stars of "Modern Family", Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Julie Bowen, found themselves in a rather unexpected situation. Both co-stars, who played siblings on the popular sitcom, had to rush their children to the emergency room during the holiday. This incident brought a unique twist to their lives and sparked a wave of conversations.

"Modern Family Stars' Thanksgiving Hospitalization - A Tale of Parenting and Care"

Jesse Tyler Ferguson's Hospital Experience

Ferguson, who portrayed Mitchell Pritchett on "Modern Family", shared a photo of himself lying on a hospital bed, hugging his son. He praised the healthcare workers at Lenox Health Hospital in his caption, showing his gratitude for their efforts. He has two sons, Beckett Mercer, 4, and Sullivan ‘Sully’ Louis, 2, with his husband Justin Mikita. This was not the first time he had faced such a situation, and he found comfort in knowing that he wasn't alone. His post came after his co-star, Bowen, also ended up in the hospital with her child. It was a challenging time for both families, yet they showed strength and resilience.During this holiday season, Ferguson's mother passed away, and he paid a heartfelt tribute on social media. He shared a photo of himself taking his first steps away from his mom's opened arms, which was one of his favorite pictures. In recent days, he helped his mom take her last steps and said goodbye to her on Tuesday November 25. He expressed his gratitude for having had his mom in his life and his arms will always be open for her.

Julie Bowen's Hospital Encounter

Julie Bowen, who played Claire Dunphy in "Modern Family", also had a similar experience. She wrote in her Instagram caption that "It's not a holiday without a trip to the ER. (He's fine, btw) HAPPY THANKSGIVING." Accompanied by a photo of the Emergency Room from the outside, she shared the story of her child's hospitalization. She is a mom-of-three, sharing Oliver, 17, John, 15 and Gustav, 15, with her ex-husband Scott Phillips. Just like Ferguson, neither she nor Ferguson disclosed the reason why their respective kids were hospitalized.Both Ferguson and Bowen's experiences during Thanksgiving serve as a reminder of the unpredictability of life and the importance of family and healthcare. Their stories have touched the hearts of many and sparked discussions about parenting and the challenges that come with it.Reps for Ferguson and Bowen did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment. However, their actions and words have left a lasting impression on their fans and the public.