'Furious' Jennifer Lopez says sharing Super Bowl halftime show stage with Shakira was 'worst idea'

Jennifer Lopez's two twins, Max and Emme, sure are growing up, and their mom isn't afraid to embrace that!MORE: Jennifer Lopez gets emotional as she remembers poignant Super Bowl memory with child EmmeThe star stopped by Live! With Kelly and Ryan, and it didn't take long for Kelly Ripa to ask her about her kids.Neither of the women could believe just how grown up the twins are, and the morning show host joked she needed a refresher on what that age was like.WATCH: J.Lo's travel outfit is as chic as it getsMORE: Jennifer Lopez used a $14 blow dry spray for this super glam blowoutAs she asked the singer to explain what the mindset of a thirteen year old is like these days, the mom-of-two was quick to marvel at how amazing her twins are and how they've changed over the years."Now they're adults," she explained, admiring they're growth, and going on to say: "They're like little adults and they have their own lives and they have all their own ideas about the world already."She then joked about how bold and confident they've become with everything they learn, saying in a sarcastic tone: "They love to show you that they know things…"A post shared by Jennifer Lopez (@jlo)J.Lo held back tears during Halftime opening up about how proud she is of EmmeUnfamiliar as it might feel for your young kids to be the ones teaching the parents, when Ryan asked her if she let them get away with that, J.Lo relented, admitting: "I do."MORE: Jennifer Lopez's $97million property portfolio spans from Miami to Manhattan – photosMORE: Jennifer Lopez makes heartfelt revelation about her blended family with fiancé Ben AffleckShe maintained: "I feel like I learn so much from them and they keep me so abreast with the world and what's happening now and

Ben Affleck's 10-year-old son accidentally backed a Lamborghini into a BMW at a luxury vehicle rental dealership. Affleck and Jennifer Lopez were at the Los Angeles area luxury rental dealership when the father allowed 10-year-old Samuel Garner Affleck to get into the front seat of a bright yellow Lamborghini SUV. Samuel accidentally put the car into reverse and backed into a white BMW.

Jennifer Lopez claims she's still Jenny from the Block, but her property portfolio may suggest otherwise! The mum-of-two owns houses across the US from Miami to Manhattan worth an estimated $97million – including some that she still shares with her former fiancé Alex Rodriguez.MORE: Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez sell Malibu beach houseShe's not planning on stopping there, either, as Jennifer has also been spotted viewing several homes in Los Angeles with Ben Affleck in recent months, suggesting they're ready to put down roots for their new blended family. Let's take a look at her current property portfolio...WATCH: Jennifer Lopez gives tour inside incredible New York homeJennifer owns this stunning waterfront retreat in Miami’s Star Island with her ex-fiancé Alex Rodriguez.

Jennifer Lopez isn't thinking about her ex-fiancé, Alex Rodriguez, much at all these days. The 46-year-old former MLB player was recently spotted kissing 25-year-old model Kathryne Padgett in Italy, and a source tells ET that Lopez «wishes him the best.»«Jen is focused on herself and doesn't even think twice about A-Rod or his current love life,» the source notes of the triple-threat star, who is once again engaged to Ben Affleck.

Jennifer Lopez has called her co-headline Super Bowl show with Shakira the “worst idea in the world” in her new documentary Halftime.The forthcoming Netflix documentary made its premiere at New York’s Tribeca Film Festival last Wednesday (June 8), centred around Lopez’s performance preparation for the 2020 Super Bowl halftime show. It was the first Super Bowl to have co-headliners, and for the headlining artists to be Latina.According to Entertainment Weekly, there’s a scene where Lopez and her music director Kim Burse are discussing the time constraints faced by having two headlining acts, with Lopez saying: “we have six f***ing minutes.

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Jennifer Lopez was not happy about the NFL's decision to have her share the Super Bowl LIV halftime show stage with Shakira. Lopez's frustrations with the NFL were documented in her upcoming Netflix documentary, "Halftime." "This is the worst idea in the world to have two people do the Super Bowl," Lopez told her music director, (via Sports Illustrated). "It was the worst idea in the world." The "Let's Get Loud" singer was particularly frustrated with the time constraints that came with having two headliners.

Jennifer Lopez was PISSED about sharing the Super Bowl halftime stage back in February of 2020!

Ryan Seacrest and his girlfriend, Aubrey Paige, have just made their red carpet debut as a couple!The co-host of  and the 24-year-old model attended the world premiere of Jennifer Lopez's documentary,  (drops June 14 on Netflix), on the opening night of the 2022 Tribeca Film Festival in New York City.Paige looked stunning in a colorful one-shoulder dress, while her beau looked dapper in a navy blue striped blazer and white dress shirt, sans tie. They were all smiles and super handsy at the star-studded event.

The idea of co-headlining took some getting used to for Jennifer Lopez.

Jennifer Lopez is living it up in New York. The powerhouse finally got to watch her new documentary Halftime on the big screen last night a the Tribeca Film Festival for opening day but before she headed to the premiere she stopped by a beautiful mural made in her honor.

Jennifer Lopez finally gets to watch her new documentary Halftime on the big screen. On Wednesday, she premiered the Netflix film at Tribeca Film Festival on opening day, and she looked incredible.JLo wore a black gown with sheer cutouts that showed off her toned physique. She strutted down the red carpet alone, and while her fiancé Ben Affleck was not in attendance, the 8.5-carat green diamond engagement ring sat happily on her finger. At the premiere, Lopez talked to Entertainment Tonight and called the experience surreal.

“Thank you so much for coming I didn’t plan to say anything. I was going to sneak out,” said Jennifer Lopez from somewhere near the stage but hard to spot at the end of Halftime, the Amanda Micheli documentary on the iconic pop star that opened the 21st Tribeca Festival Wednesday night.

Jennifer Lopez changes into a chic pantsuit look to celebrate her new film Halftime!

Jennifer Lopez’s new documentary, “Halftime”, is giving fans an inside look at her groundbreaking Super Bowl halftime performance, which she co-headlined with Shakira and featured Lopez’s daughter, Emme.

Jennifer Lopez's new documentary,, is giving fans an inside look at her groundbreaking Super Bowl halftime performance, which she co-headlined with Shakira and featured Lopez's daughter, Emme.While the halftime show was celebrated for it's message and its undeniable entertainment value, the new doc — which premiered on Wednesday at the Tribeca Festival in New York City — revealed the rollercoaster of changes and conflicts behind the scenes.One of the first conflicts came from having two headliners — largely because she felt it took away from what both her and Shakira had to offer for a halftime show.«This is the worst idea in the world to have two people do the Super Bowl,» Lopez declares at one point while struggling to map out what her performance would be within the constraints the NFL had put on her team. «It was the worst idea in the world.»Lopez's longtime manager Benny Medina echoed her sentiments, slamming the NFL or thinking that they needed two Latina women to headline the Halftime Show.However, one of the biggest moments of the show came when Lopez and Shakira were joined by Lopez's daughter, who began her performance from inside metal cage while singing Lopez's tune «Let's Get Loud,» before all three sang the Bruce Springsteen classic «Born in the USA.»It was a powerful political message — which was through-and-through Lopez's intention with the performance and the inclusion of cage imagery, in response to Donald Trump's draconian immigration policies.It was also a moment that almost didn't happen. The night before the Super Bowl — during the final dress rehearsal — Lopez learned that the NFL producers want to pull the cages over fears of political ramifications.Medina explained that the objections came from