Jennifer Lopez is “done” with marriage after splitting from fourth husband Ben Affleck last year.
The 55-year-old pop star/actress was married to Ojani Noa, Cris Judd and Marc Anthony before tying the knot with Affleck in 2022, but they split in 2024 after less than two years of marriage and Jennifer has now suggested she won’t be walking down the aisle ever again.
Video footage taken during her concert in Bilbao, Spain on Wednesday (16.07.25) and posted on X, showed Jennifer spotting an audience member holding up a sign which read: “J. Lo, marry me?” and she said: “I think I’m done with that. I’ve tried that a few times.”
Jennifer, 55, was engaged to Hollywood actor Affleck in the early 2000s, but the relationship ended shortly before they were due to get married.
They got back together in 2021 before tying the knot in two ceremonies in 2022 – one in Las Vegas and one in Georgia.
The divorce filing came exactly two years after the couple’s extravagant second bash on August 20, 2022. The paperwork listed the official date of their separation as April 26, 2024.
The singer later admitted it had been an “intense year” and she was looking forward to taking time off and spending the holidays with her family.
She told People magazine: “It was a pretty intense year for me and I’m most looking forward to spending time with my kids and my family coming out from the East Coast.
“The holidays are such a special time for us and they’ve always been since I was a little girl. And I really look forward to those moments when I can be with my sisters and just relax and have fun and create new memories.
“We don’t get to see each other all year, so we kind of catch up on what everybody’s doing and how life is. It’s just a beautiful time. I really enjoy it.”
The former couple’s divorce was finalised in January.
Jennifer has since returned to the road after cancelled her previous tour to focus on family matters.
The Jenny From The Block star will then return to the US later in the year to launch her Up All Night residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas on December 30. The Las Vegas residency is due to run through until March 2026.
