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Jennifer López has “bared” her love life with her new album “This Is Me… Now,” released on February 16th. And according to the singer herself, this album depicts important moments in her personal life, such as her relationship with Ben Affleck, the diversity of her marriages and her well-known relationship with singer Marc Anthony.
From El Diario NY
Although it was not confirmed by the artist herself, the above gained importance after the release of the video clip for the song “Rebound”, which has become the target of numerous comments and accusations about López's possible intention to portray her “toxic” relationship with the “Now Who” singer.
In the video in question, which stars the same actress and dancer Gilbert Saldívar, you can see Jennifer performing a well-rehearsed choreography in what appears to be a glass house.
Does “Rebound” represent the relationship between Marc Anthony and Jennifer Lopez?
After the release of “Rebound,” followers and fans of the singer linked the content of the video and song to the “suffering” relationship the actress also had with the Latin artist.
It should be noted that the star couple met more than three decades ago, when both began their professional careers. However, it wasn't until 2004 that the couple unexpectedly tied the knot after López called off her wedding to Ben Affleck and Anthony ended his relationship with Dayanara Torres.
During their relationship and after various collaborations in film and music, the couple raised their two children: Emme and Maximilian. In 2011, the Latin stars finally “amicably” announced their separation. As for the reasons for their split, the singer revealed shortly afterwards that her marriage was not the “dream she expected”, but that she appreciated Marc for being the father of her children.
But years later, the Bronx native revealed how “scared” she was in her relationship with the singer: “I don't think I can stay with Marc any longer. What people didn't know was that my life actually wasn't that good. “My relationship was falling apart and I was terrified.”
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