Jennifer Lopez gave fans a first look inside her sprawling new $18M luxury Southern California bachelorette pad.
The 56-year-old Kiss Of The Spider Woman actress was posing inside the mansion that she snapped up earlier this after divorcing her husband of two years, Ben Affleck.
The Latin looker was in the living room of her Hidden Hills, California dwelling that was nicely appointed in the Instagram photos and video.
There was an off-white sofa and coffee table with books and a statue on top just behind her with large window doors that looked out into her back yard.
There were also comfortable-looking arm chairs and side tables with flowers on them as well as a fun-looking gold palm tree that was lit up.
The Bronx native posed for the photos to show off her delightful plunging floral-print gown she wore to the YES Scholars 25th Anniversary Gala in Los Angles on Thursday evening.
Jennifer Lopez gave fans a first look inside her sprawling new $18M luxury Southern California bachelorette pad
The 56-year-old Kiss Of The Spider Woman actress was posing inside the mansion that she snapped up earlier this after divorcing her husband of two years, Ben Affleck
In March, Lopez bought the sprawling home in the gated community of Hidden Hills where Kim Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian, Kylie Jenner and Kris Jenner own homes.
In July 2024, Lopez and Affleck listed their shared Beverly Hills mansion for sale for $68 million and Affleck purchased a new L.A. home for $20 million .
The pop star was heading to the star-studded soirée held at the Bel-Air Country Club in Los Angeles on Thursday.
Lopez put on a glamorous display with her honey brown hair worn down as she modeled diamond jewelry.
Also at the event were Kris Jenner, Don Johnson, Justin Bateman and Elizabeth Olsen.
The Maid in Manhattan star — who was recently roasted by a former costar — turned heads in a extremely low-cut dress with a flowing semi-sheer skirt.
She matched the pastel rainbow-colored dress with a baby-pink structured clutch with rhinestone details.
The Latin looker was in the living room of her Hidden Hills, California dwelling that was nicely appointed in the Instagram photos and video
There was an off-white sofa and coffee table with books and a statue on top just behind her with large window doors that looked out into her back yard
There were also comfortable-looking arm chairs and side tables with flowers on them as well as a fun-looking gold palm tree that was lit up
For an additional touch of glamour, she accessorized with gold cuff bracelets and a matching choker necklace with an eye-catching sapphire centerpiece.
For her glamorous makeup look, she rocked a darker, thicker brow, which framed her eyes that were highlighted by a shimmering, copper smoky eye.
She completed her gala glam with a baby-pink nude lip paired with peachy-pink blush and a bronze glow.
This comes after Bill Condon said Lopez enabled Kiss of the Spider Woman to be made.
The musical movie is set to be released in cinemas in October and the director felt that J.Lo was the ideal person to play the titular ‘diva’.
Bill told The Hollywood Reporter: ‘Jennifer Lopez is the reason this movie got made. There’s only one person who could play this diva. We don’t have that many divas. I can count them on one hand. And then how many of them are great dancers, singers and Latin? I think there’s only one.
The Bronx native posed for the photos to show off her delightful plunging floral-print gown she wore to the YES Scholars 25th Anniversary Gala in Los Angles on Thursday evening.
‘She handed our producer the Golden Globe for Dreamgirls, and I met her that night. She was talking about how much she wanted to make musicals. So, I just had this faith that this would speak to her.’
The Gods and Monsters filmmaker was particularly impressed at how Lopez, 56, mastered a number that the crew only had a single day to shoot towards the end of production.
Condon recalled: ‘There is this number called Give Me Love, and we only had one day to shoot it – it was right toward the end. We made it but there was a little sense of, ‘God, are we running on fumes now?’
‘It’s an elaborate number – she comes into the club, starts dancing, goes to the first tableau, goes onto the bar, jumps off the bar onto the floor and runs. Jennifer did it all in one take and when we got that first take, it was like, ‘Oh my god, we have it.”
The 69-year-old filmmaker revealed that he was in awe of Lopez’s work ethic on set.
The Maid in Manhattan star turned heads in a extremely low-cut dress with a flowing, semi-sheer skirt. For an additional touch of glamour, she accessorized with gold cuff bracelets and a matching choker necklace with an eye-catching, sapphire centerpiece
For her glamorous makeup look, she rocked a darker, thicker brow, which framed her eyes that were highlighted by a shimmering, copper smoky eye
This comes after Bill Condon said Lopez enabled Kiss of the Spider Woman to be made. The musical movie is set to be released in cinemas in October and the director felt that J.Lo was the ideal person to play the titular ‘diva’
He said: ‘Jennifer shot in a little under four weeks, and then she was done. It was crazy. In any typical musical, you shoot over 12 weeks, and you do at most one number a week. She’s doing one number every day, practically.’
Bill explained that he felt it was necessary to make his version of Kiss of the Spider Woman – which was previously adapted for the big screen in 1985 for a picture starring the late William Hurt – as an independent film.
The director said: ‘I knew the only way to make it, the way it needed to be made, was independently. It’s never been as mainstream as those other two Kander and Ebb musicals (Cabaret and Chicago). It is the darkest of them, in a way, and it is set in a prison. There is brutality in it.
‘The idea I had was: It is two movies. It’s the prison, which is the movie we ultimately made in Uruguay for 10 per cent of the entire budget. Then there are the musical numbers, but the thing that makes it doable is that that’s 35 minutes of the movie.
‘So you weren’t making a two-hour musical, you’re making a 35-minute musical. There were no cut corners there, there was just less of it.’
