In July, Longoria's nuptials with NBA star Tony Parker took place in lavish Paris , and she told the press that she and her husband are in talks about having children. However, she added that she is still willing to postpone motherhood for a later date, to save room for her hit television series, Desperate Housewives. Moreover, she said that she won't depart from the show unless it ends, and that she won't work on another series after the ABC dramedy.
However, recent reports say that Longoria is ready to quit the series to start her own family. She was quoted saying, "I've always loved the idea of having lots of children. If I'm around any baby, I'm like, 'Aaaaahhhh, babies!'"
"I was pretty ambitious when I moved to Hollywood and I succeeded. But now I've found new ambitions," Longoria said. "I want to work, I want to be a great wife and I want to have children. This is a new chapter in my life. I will be very sad to go but I'll have more time to do movies."
But aside from her dreams of becoming a mother, Longoria confessed about her dedication to being a housewife. Even if she's busy in Los Angeles filming her hit show, she still finds time to fly back home to her husband in Texas , which is the home base of his basketball team, the San Antonio Spurs.
" Texas is home, Los Angeles is where I work," she explained. "If Desperate Housewives call me and say you're off tomorrow, I'll catch a red-eye flight to Texas , be there in time to make Tony breakfast, fix him lunch and dinner, then fly back."
