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JLo gives update on delayed wedding with A-Rod

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Looking as beautiful and relaxed as ever,  Jennifer Lopez  opened up to  Ellen DeGeneres  on her show via video hook-up on April 7, where the two friends chatted about everything from the singer’s TikTok challenges through to her wedding plans.

Jennifer was seen seated in her garden, an amazingly tall cactus to one side, wearing her trademark oversize hoop earrings and a white blouse encrusted with crystal detailing.

Ellen complimented her on her attire and JLo admitted she had conducted some Zoom meetings in pajamas! Jennifer Lopez opens up about her experience homeschooling twins Max and Emme “You were about to get married, any day now!” Ellen stated, asking her what the new plans were given the current lockdown situation. “Honestly I

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