MADRID: Global pop icon and Hollywood superstar Jennifer Lopez has officially declared that she is retiring from the idea of marriage, following a fifth proposal—this time from an enthusiastic fan during a live concert in Spain.
The 55-year-old singer-actress, often dubbed the “Queen of Pop” and “Uncrowned Queen of Hollywood,” made the candid announcement in front of thousands of fans during a live performance, not through a formal interview or press conference.
The moment unfolded when a passionate admirer in the crowd held up a sign asking Jennifer Lopez to marry him. The playful gesture caught her attention mid-performance, prompting her to pause and address the crowd with a warm smile and a heartfelt response.
“I’ve tried it a few times,” Lopez said into the microphone, “and I think that’s enough now.” Her simple yet powerful words were met with cheers, laughter, and admiration from the audience.
Jennifer Lopez’s romantic life has long been in the public spotlight. Over the years, she has been married four times. Her first marriage was to Ojani Noa in 1997, which lasted only a few months. In 2001, she wed dancer and singer Cris Judd, but the couple parted ways in 2003.
In 2004, J.Lo married singer Marc Anthony. The union lasted nearly a decade and the couple had twins together before divorcing in 2014. Her most recent and widely publicized marriage was to actor Ben Affleck in 2022. Despite much fanfare and media attention, the relationship ended just two years later.
During a previous interview, Lopez spoke about how each experience made her stronger. “Every time life knocked me down, I stood back up even stronger,” she had said. “I no longer feel the need to search for love—I feel whole.”
The recent statement at her concert has sparked conversations across social media, with fans praising her honesty and strength. Many see her decision not as a rejection of love, but as a powerful declaration of self-contentment and independence.
For now, J.Lo is focused on her career, upcoming projects, and inspiring fans around the world—no prince charming required.
