Jennifer Lopez appeared at the MTV Video Music Awards in Inglewood, CA today! She looked incredibly sexy in a silver Charbel Zoe gown. While on the red carpet, Jennifer confirmed the Booty Remix featuring Iggy Azalea in an interview with MTV’s Sway. watch it:
Jennifer also mentioned the music video shoot, which wrapped yesterday. Stay tuned!
Here are photos, thanks to Adriana.
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Jennifer Lopez posted a photo from the set of the music video for Booty yesterday! Jennifer captioned the photo with: “Hype and me…16 hours second day…but It’s a wrap!! #hypewilliams #legend #JloBooty #BOOTY #mybootyistired @thenewclassic @pitbull #yourenotready #imexcited #comingsoon”.
Hype is famed director Hype Williams. who has directed videos for Kanye West, Beyonce, and more. He also directed Jennifer in LL Cool J’s Control Myself music video. Stay tuned!
Jennifer Lopez appeared on MTV’s House of Style with Iggy Azalea! Iggy sat down with Jennifer to chat about her favorite Versace outfits of all-time and fashion in general. Jennifer also revealed that Iggy “did something” on Booty, since they share that asset in common! Should be fun, so stay tuned!!
Jennifer Lopez appeared on the Chelsea Lately show for the first (and last!) time last night. Jennifer visited the show to promote her new single, Booty.
Jennifer talked about her potty mouth, Booty, Pitbull, The Boy Next Door, and more. It’s a fun interview, so watch it above!
Jennifer Lopez has completed the #ALSIceBucketChallenge! Soccer player Cristiano Ronaldo nominated Jennifer to complete the challenge, which benefits the ALS Association. Jennifer completed the challenge after a workout and showed off her rocking bod. Emme and Max also got in on the fun, dousing her with water.
Jennifer nominated her “Booty partners” Pitbull and Iggy Azalea, as well as pal Leah Remini. Jennifer posted a photo with Iggy on Instagram last week and hastagged it “doublebubbletrouble”, so something Booty-related may be in the works with the duo.
Iggy completed her challenge yesterday. The Ice Bucket Challenge benefits the ALS Association. ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease, is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that affects nerve cells in the brain and the spinal cord. Eventually, people with ALS lose the ability to initiate and control muscle movement, which often leads to total paralysis and death within two to five years of diagnosis.
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