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Jennifer Lopez might rock a few of the finest, most of-the-moment vogue possible, however she’s not afraid to drag out a basic from her closet! The singer, 52, was noticed stepping out in Malibu on Friday in a very acquainted fluffy white sweater, pairing the ankle-length look with pink suede high-heeled boots.
Followers might recall the quantity from her 2002 video “Jenny From the Block,” the place she sported the cardigan-style sweater with furry options. Whereas out in Malibu in present-day, the “Marry Me” singer paired the look with stylish spherical sun shades and a white turtleneck, additionally sporting her hair half-up, which was very mid-aughts JLo!
The video, which was filmed within the early 2000s, made a notable wink and nod on the tradition on the time, when JLo and now-fiancé Ben Affleck have been additionally then engaged. It additionally confirmed how then, very similar to now, the paps couldn’t cease following them in all places. The Hustlers actress poked enjoyable at this within the vid, and confirmed scenes of yacht-riding and picture shoot-having, whereas additionally letting followers know she was, after all, nonetheless Jenny from the block, aka the Bronx, New York.
As for the place JLo and Ben stand in the present day, they’re nonetheless fortunately in love and on their option to tying the knot. The query quite a lot of followers are asking is, do they need youngsters?
“They are not looking for any new youngsters – they’re each previous that half of their lives,” a supply EXCLUSIVELY revealed to HollywoodLife, noting how the couple every have their very own youngsters with previous companions.
“JLo’s connection along with his youngsters makes Ben much more sure that that is destiny,” the insider added. “They’re actually making an attempt to make this a blended household and Jennifer Garner finds this to be superb. She doesn’t thoughts in any respect when the children go over to spend time with their father and JLo as a result of it provides her some alone time too, which is so uncommon for her.”
