Jennifer Lopez Wows Fans in Brand New Campaign for Coach Handbags
SINGER Jennifer Lopez gets the green light for a big payday as she launches a campaign for a luxury handbag brand. The On The Floor hit-maker, 54, wore a black bra under the lime-colored jacket to promote Coach’s spring collection. It comes ahead of the release next week of her film This Is Me . . . Now: A Love Story. Also starring husband Ben Affleck, 51, it is described as “an intimate, fantastical and narrative-driven reflection of Lopez’s journey to find love”. J-Lo said it marks a “turning point” in her life with her new album, also called This Is Me . . . Now, out on February 16. Last month, J-Lo released the music video for her song Can’t Get Enough.
Jennifer Lopez’s New Coach Campaign: A Stylish Twist on Her Spring Collection
In the music video, Lopez sings about her love for husband, Ben Affleck, while male dancers grab at her in the street. The Jenny From The Block singer collaborated with Latto, a 25-year-old rapper from Atlanta, Georgia, with both artists donning matching red outfits. Released as part of her This Is Me… Now album, the remix video showcases her age-defying beauty. The singer talks about her sex life with her husband, Ben Affleck, in the lyrics.
A Glimpse into J-Lo’s Personal Life Through Her Music Videos
The stunning new campaign isn’t the only exciting thing in J-Lo’s life. The music video she released last month, Can’t Get Enough, is a testimony to her vibrant personality and bold pursuits. In the video, she croons passionately about her affection for her husband, Ben Affleck, while male dancers playfully interact with her in the background.
Jennifer Lopez – A Timeline of Romances
J-Lo’s love life has been quite the rollercoaster, as she’s been in the spotlight for her relationships with several high-profile celebrities. Her ex-husbands include Ojani Noa, Cris Judd, and Marc Anthony. She also had a high-profile relationship with Alex Rodriguez, a former New York Yankees baseball player, whom she was engaged to but later separated from.
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