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Jennifer Lopez opens up about anxiety and what she’s discovered in quarantine

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 Jennifer Lopez  may appear to be immune to anxiety. From performing live in front of millions to learning pole dancing for a movie role, the living icon continuously grows in a manner so seamlessly that onlookers could easily believe she never gets anxious.

Of course, Jenny from the Block is on the same life rollercoaster as the rest of us - though her’s might have a better view.

The 50-year-old superstar recently opened up to  Jimmy Fallon  about how she’s dealing with the global pandemic and her advice is pretty spot on. Scroll to watch the full interview! “We’ve been making the best of it,” she told the host while virtually appearing on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. “There’s been some really scary anxiety filled time - uncertainty

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