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Jennifer Lopez Opens Up About Being Happily Single: ‘I’ll Meet Somebody Somewhere One Day’
Lopez said she is not rushing into dating and feels free after taking a year off to reset following the split, she said.
- On Wednesday, Jennifer Lopez confirmed on Jimmy Kimmel Live! that she is happily single and content, appearing to promote her Netflix romantic comedy Office Romance.
- Following her January 2025 divorce from Ben Affleck after 3 years of marriage, Lopez took a year off to reflect, telling Good Morning America she needed to process the split without running away through work or relationships.
- Lopez explained on Nightline in March that she had 'always had boyfriends' since her early 20s but now feels 'free' for the first time and has 'gotten to the point where I really trust myself' more.
- When host Jimmy Kimmel suggested Lopez become the next Bachelorette, she firmly declined, stating 'I'm not doing anything to ruin how I feel right now,' though she remains open to meeting someone eventually.
- Lopez co-stars with Brett Goldstein in Office Romance, arriving on Netflix June 5, while she prefers 'the romance in her life remain fictional' despite rumors of off-screen dating.
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Jennifer Lopez appears to take swipe at ex Ben Affleck as she regrets not being single ‘sooner’
Jennifer Lopez took a subtle swipe at her ex Ben Affleck as the star revealed that she regrets not being single ‘sooner.’ Source link : https://www.dailymail.com/tvshowbiz/article-15857469/jennifer-lopez-swipe-ex-ben-affleck-single-sooner.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ito=1490&ns_campaign=1490 Author : Publish date : 2026-05-29 07:35:00 Copyright for syndicated content belongs to the linked Source.
In an interview with Jimmy Kimmel, the star promoted her new film “Office Romance” and talked about her love life
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