NEW YORK, NY - OCTOBER 16: Adrienne Bailon attends the 5th Annual Festival PEOPLE En Espanol, Day 2 at the Jacob Javitz Center on October 16, 2016 in New York City. (Photo by Rob Kim/Getty Images for PEOPLE En Espanol ) (2016 Getty Images)
Adrienne Bailon is working hard to look her best for her wedding to fiancé Israel Houghton.
On Tuesday, the TV show host revealed that she has dropped 15 pounds ahead of her big day.
“H E L L O N O V E M B E R,” Bailon wrote in the Instagram post. “Well folks, I've lost 15lbs & counting! Can't stop. Won't stop. Focused! Ha. It's always tea time in my dressing room! Loving my detox with @fittea! Have you joined me?! Um, it's November 1st! The perfect time to start! Stay classy lol. XO.”
In the video post, the “The Real” cohost, 33, also showed off her dressing room and thanked her fans for supporting her during her weight-loss journey.
Bailon has spoken out about the scrutiny she constantly received over her weight, joking on “The Real” in February that she was not pregnant just “wearing slightly larger clothing.”
Bailon has not announced when she and Grammy-winning Christian singer Houghton, 45, will tie the knot after becoming engaged in August during a romantic trip to France.
The pair went public with their relationship in March. At the time, they faced criticism because Houghton had filed for divorce from his wife of 20 years just a week before.
The gospel singer defended their relationship and slammed cheating allegations, saying his marriage had been over for “quite some time” before he announced the divorce.
Bailon, who famously dated Rob Kardashian, was previously engaged to producer Lenny Santiago for seven months. They called off their engagement in September 2015.
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