Adrienne Bailon, a star of Cheetah Girls, and her husband Israel Houghton had their first child via surrogate.
On August 16, Bailon announced the good news via an Instagram post. ‘Ever James’, Bailon wrote as the caption for a cute picture of her and her new kid. ‘We have prayed for this youngster. simply to hear our infant cry Face to face and skin to skin. Eye to eye and heart to heart. We are madly in love with our new baby boy!’
The anchor of the television show Real continued by discussing her challenging surrogate parenting story. “If you’ve been following our love story, you know that getting pregnant has been a very difficult process for us. But God keeps his promises and keeps his word. For the past nine months, we have prayed in private while holding onto this most precious secret, Bailon wrote.
“He is worth every tear, every disappointment, every delayed prayer, every IVF cycle, every miscarriage. Everything. All we feel is joy and overwhelming love & gratitude. Grateful to God, to our angel surrogate and to all of our friends and family who have stood with us for over 5 years on this journey. He’s here and we have never been happier to lose sleep! #HappilyEverHoughton,” she added.
Ever congratulated Tamera Mowry, another Disney actress, on her birth by saying, “Wooooo-hooooo! I cried so many tears of joy today! So happy for you my love! “See you guys soon,” she wrote.
Singer’s Has Been Hitched Since 2016
In November 2016, Bailon and Houghton were married in Paris. Adrienne discussed her resolve to be a mother despite obstacles two years after getting married. She told OK! Magazine, “I refuse to let this be the end of my tale.” I am aware that it isn’t. And I adore telling myself that it’s not a matter of whether I will become a mother, but rather when. And I made a commitment to myself to keep it.
We congratulate this strong mother and wish her the best for her son, Ever James!
In 2020, Bailon talked openly about her five-year marriage to Israel and their attempts to create a family.
She remarked, “There are so many preconceived assumptions, like having wide hips and the fact that I’m Latina-I thought that if my husband looked at me, I’d get pregnant,” during an episode of “The Real.”
“I think that as an audience we should be sensitive to the fact that everybody doesn’t get pregnant right away. I think for myself I thought it would happen so easily for me and it just hasn’t happened that way,” she continued. way.
“I’ve had to come to peace with that it’ll happen when it’s God’s timing and I believe in that and I have confidence in all of that,” said Bailon, maintaining his optimism.
Bailon highlighted, “My wish for next year would be to have a family. I admit it can be incredibly frustrating. That would be the fulfillment of my greatest wish. I’ve always stated that I desire to have children. We shall thus pray and watch what occurs.
In addition, Israel has four children from his first marriage.
