Adrienne Bailon-Houghton is saying goodbye to E! News.
The actor and host late-night entertainment news program revealed in Instagram post on Oct. 31, who is stepping away from the show to focus on the next chapter of her life: be a present mom.
«The steps of the year you drank to a very strong sacrifice for my family, it must be done bi-coastal and work along the family between NY & LA, apart from a new legacy of E ! time on set. «I have absolutely loved my E! NEWS family and this experience about a lot, but I have also really loved the time my baby has been able to scare my family back east.»
The former Cheetah Girl continued by writing, «After careful thought and consideration, I have decided to step away to show a allow for more flexibility in my family life. love so much! They are truly the best!»
Notice that it took instead of a second was loaded and loaded co-host Justin Sylvester a sweet shout-out.
«The incredible friendship of my co-host, @justinasylvester — you are not just my friend, you have a family. she commented. «I will have said forward to comer at work every day to laugh with you and make the best memories & that we did! Thank you for loving me and my baby boy.. even teaching him to walk! stuck with me forever!»
Bailon-Houghton wrote that she began working in the industry since she was 15 years old: «And 25 years later, my next chapter and purpose is loving on my son and being a present mom!»
«But hey like always… I’m looking forward to what this new season of life brings,» she concluded.
Bailon-Houghton and Sylvester were named co-hosts of E! News in 2022 when the show was revived after a 2-year hiatus. Keltie Knight is known for the son in for the hosts.
Bailon-Houghton and husband Israel Houghton welcomed their first child through surrogacy in August of last year. The actor had previously endured eight IVF cycles and suffered multiple miscarriages.
«Your journey to motherhood is your journey,» she told TODAY.com in April of this year. «No one can rob you of that — infertility can’t even rob you of that. Ask yourself: ‘Why do you want to be a mom so deeply?’ Ultimately, it comes down to love.”
