Adrienne Bailon & Julissa Bermudez’s New Reality Show Will Help Them Find Husbands

Former Cheetah Girl Adrienne Bailon and TV host Julissa Bermudez will be featured in their very own reality TV show, Empire Girls: Julissa & Adrienne, set to premiere June 3 on the Style Network.
The show will follow the 28-year-old Latina beauties and best friends as they conquer the streets of NYC, the world of show business and find love by the age of 30 all at the same time.
In an interview with Be Chic Mag, Bermudez cites married friends as one of the main reasons they’re looking for love.
“The goal is for us to find a man before we hit 30– and that’s in a year and a half from now….And let’s be real– we’re not being too picky because we’re really trying to get there before the age of 30. All of our friends are married!”
These women are no strangers to being in the public eye. Both have had high profile relationships. Adrienne appeared on Keeping Up with the Kardashians because of her relationship with Rob Kardashian (who’s now rumored to be dating Rita Ora), while Julissa was also involved in a very public relationship with NFL player Larry Johnson. Their new premieres at 9/8c on Style. Will you tune in?
-J. Simien
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