American Music Awards 2025: Jennifer Lopez Opens Show With Steamy Kiss
- On May 26 at Fontainebleau Las Vegas, Jennifer Lopez served as host and kicked off the 2025 AMAs with a six-minute dance medley featuring popular songs from the past year.
- Lopez canceled her 2024 This Is Me&Live tour to focus on family and rehearsed intensively despite sustaining a facial injury earlier in May.
- Her opening featured a sci-fi multiverse theme, included 23 songs from the past year, and showed her kissing two dancers during Benson Boone's "Beautiful Things."
- Lopez, 55, stated she was "good as new" after injury and praised winning fan-voted awards as "just a humbling experience."
- The event generated widespread social media discussion comparing Lopez's kiss scenes to past moments, while honoring Janet Jackson and Rod Stewart.
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Yesterday, May 27th, the ceremony of the American Music Awards 2025 was held. Jennifer Lopez was the hostess of the evening and performer, and the audience was inflamed with a breathtaking opening show. The artist brought on stage a medley of 23 hits including "Dance Again" to "Apt" by Rosé and Bruno Mars up to "Birds of a Feather" by Billie Eilish, "Texas Hold" by Beyoncé, "Nueva Yol" by Bad Bunny and "Squabble Up" by Kendrick Lamar. In additio…
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Jennifer Lopez kicked off the 2025 American Music Awards on Monday night by making out with her backup dancers. Hand up, I had no idea the AMAs were even on, let alone that a legend like "Jenny from the Block" was performing. That's on me.Whether it was running around after work, hanging out with family in town, or the fact that there was playoff hockey and basketball on too - whatever the reason - the music award show didn’t end up on my radar.…
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