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The Real co-host Adrienne Bailon wed gospel singer Israel Houghton in Paris on Friday,

"I genuinely just feel so blessed and grateful. I've honestly never been happier in my entire life," Bailon tells PEOPLE of getting married. "I've never felt what I feel right now. I can't even describe what it is, but it's such a peace mixed with total excitement."

The couple - who were friends for years before they began dating this spring - exchanged vows front of approximately 70 guests at the Hotel Plaza Athénée in Paris.

Among those in attendance were radio personality Angie Martinez and Bailon's The Real co-hosts Loni Love, Jeannie Mai and Tamera Mowry-Housley.

"I'm so glad we chose such an intimate group of who have shared in our journey and know our hearts and that I honestly feel comfortable crying in front of. I didn't want to invite people I felt I had to put on a performance for. I wanted every moment to be genuine and really special and that's what it is going to be." Bailon said.

To remember, Bailon has been in tremendous controversy with her ex-husband NBA Chris Bosh and the Tamar Braxton Feud. It was wherein the soon-to-be-married co-host opened up in a radio interview with Hot 97 about the current state of affairs between herself and Braxton, and it sounds like the person she once called "my best friend, my vault, my comedian and my therapist" is now no longer part of her life.

Insisting that Tamar's departure "had absolutely nothing to do with us," Bailon goes on to say, "That's above my pay grade, so to speak. I can't make those kind of decisions."

Bailon was then asked if she still speaks to Tamar, to which she confessed, "I love Tamar. I will always love Tamar," and said nothing more.

Sadly, it sounds like this friendship was a casualty of Tamar's dramatic exit from the talk show. Maybe they'll mend fences again once Tamar's solo show hits the air?

Tamar's friendship with Toya Wright, on the other hand, seems like it could be over for good. Watch Wendy Williams above to get the latest on that feud.