Adrienne Bailon, Wife of Worship Leader Israel Houghton, Plans to Have a Family

TV star Adrienne Bailon who wedded worship leader and songwriter Israel Houghton reveals that her New Year's resolution for 2018 is to have a family. Married in November 2016, the couple were wedded in an intimate ceremony of approximately 70 people in the City of Lights
During a live segment of the talk show she hosts alongside Tamera Mowry-Housley, Loni Love, Jeannie Mai, the four women spoke about their new year's resolutions with Bailon confessing her baby-making plans. "My wish for next year would be to start a family," she told the audience. "That would be my biggest dream come true. I've always said I want to be a mom. So prayers up and we will see what happens."
Bailon emphasized that motherhood would not interfere with her professional goals. "I have my sister and all these incredible mothers around me that are also pursuing their dreams and remind me that it is possible to have it all and do it all," she said, adding: "To be a working mom... to me that would be the greatest success of my life."
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