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Why Jennifer Lopez Doesn’t Think Her Exes Were "Capable" of Love
Jennifer Lopez said she never truly felt loved and called her ex-partners incapable, linking her feelings to a lack of self-love, during a SiriusXM interview with Howard Stern.
- On Wednesday, October 15, Jennifer Lopez told Howard Stern on SiriusXM she has never been 'truly been loved,' answering `No` and saying `it's not that I'm not loveable — it's that they're not capable.`
- Lopez said she realized she `didn't love` herself, which fed uneasy feelings about marriage and prompted growth in self-love and personal growth since last year.
- Lopez has been married four times and had one failed engagement to Alex Rodriguez, and she wed producer Ojani Noa in 1997, ending their marriage after 11 months.
- Ben Affleck attended the Kiss of the Spider Woman premiere on October 6 and Lopez and Affleck remain on good terms; her divorce was finalized in January after under three years of marriage.
- Across interviews and a documentary earlier this year, Lopez has been openly reflective, joking `I can fall in love with anybody` on the October 8 Las Culturistas podcast while promoting The Greatest Love Story Never Told.
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Jennifer Lopez Gets Very Candid About Love In Her First-Ever Interview With ‘The Howard Stern Show’ | Just Jared: Celebrity News and Gossip
Jennifer Lopez is sharing some insight into how she feels about her exes and finding love. The 56-year-old singer visited SiriusXM’s The Howard Stern Show for her first time on Wednesday (October 15) while promoting her new movie Kiss of the Spider Woman when she was asked about keeping in touch with her exes and finding love. Keep reading to find out more… Host Howard Stern asked her if she finds it hard to “let go of a boyfriend” and Jennifer …
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