Alexis Houston denies relationship with Matt Lauer
Matt Lauer, 'Today' show host is rocking the headlines. Now the grapevine is it that Whitney Houston's half sister Alexis Houston is the one who is behind the Matt Lauer affair.
Matt Lauer, “Today” show host is rocking the headlines. The infidelity allegation on Matt’s part created controversy recently. He reportedly left his family home and Wife Annette Roque. As per sources, he cheated on her during and after his coverage of the Vancouver Olympics.
Now the grapevine is it that Whitney Houston’s half sister Alexis Houston is the one who is behind the Matt Lauer affair.
Lauer is known for his multiple relationships, one permanent and other on temporary basis. He was married from 1982 until 1989 to a television producer named Nancy Alspaugh. The marriage ended in divorce.
From 1989 until 1996, he dated Kristen Gesswein , a television newscaster. In 1998, he married Annette Roque, a Dutch model known as ‘Jade.’ But in 2006, during her third pregnancy, she filed for divorce in Manhattan Supreme court, the couple subsequently reconciled.
From 1989 until 1996, he dated Kristen Gesswein , a television newscaster. In 1998, he married Annette Roque, a Dutch model known as ‘Jade.’ But in 2006, during her third pregnancy, she filed for divorce in Manhattan Supreme court, the couple subsequently reconciled.
Now, again in 2010, they are heading for mega media hype relationship blockbuster. Let us see they will be able to face the media attack or not.
Whitney Houston, New Jersey based Singer/Songwriter, with her multifaceted talent delighting the audience since her age of six. While away in School, Alexis continued to develop her love for music by singing and eventually composing. She started her carrier as jingle writer for numerous advertising firms as well as scoring music for television.
She also scored music for Nickelodeon’s hit show ‘Tomorrow’s Children’ and Fox’s ‘New York Undercover.’
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