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Page Six Radio reacts to Jennifer Lopez's former co-star Luis Guzmán...
Luis Guzmán got loud about his thoughts on working with Jennifer Lopez in 1998. The actor savagely shaded his “Out of Sight” co-star during Tuesday’s “Hot Ones” with his fellow “Wednesday” cast members Jenna Ortega, Emma Myers, Georgie Farmer and Joy Sunday. Myers brought up the “On the Floor” singer, 56, while discussing the “biggest legends in Hollywood history”...
Jennifer Lopez was photographed on Wednesday looking elegant in Los Angeles, just days after she was rumored to have made some unflattering comments about herself by a former film partner. The 56-year-old singer and actress appeared relaxed and even smiled as she walked through a parking lot in Brentwood, writes DailyMail. For her look of the day, Lopez had chosen a cream-colored suit - an elegant, tight jacket with a deep V-neckline and a knee-…
Wednesday Actor Praises Happy Gilmore Star but Dishes on Jennifer Lopez
Wednesday Star Luis Guzmán shaded his former co-star Jennifer Lopez during a recent appearance on Hot Ones alongside his castmates, Jenna Ortega, Emma Meyers, Joy Sunday, and Georgie Farmer. The actor, who plays Gomez Addams in the Netflix series, was asked to describe his former co-stars in one word during the interview. While he described Adam Sandler as “amazing,” he gave a lukewarm response to Lopez, saying only “okay.” Guzman, who has had a…
Luis Guzman Shades Jennifer Lopez By Saying She's Just 'Okay'
Netflix Audio By Carbonatix Veteran actor Luis Guzman does not seem to be a fan of his former co-star Jennifer Lopez. While out promoting the second season of Wednesday, Guzman shaded Lopez so thoroughly that it sparked visible discomfort from the co-stars he was filming the video with. In a “Hot Ones Versus” video — a Hot Ones spin-off that sees celebrities face off against each other in a game where they must either answer a question or eat a…
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