A woman inside the theater got footage of Zendaya and Holland’s reunion and shared it on her Instagram Story. The couple kissed and hugged in the clip since posted on X, formerly known as Twitter. You can watch it here. Holland matched Zendaya’s white Thom Browne dress in a white outfit of his own.

Another attendee at the premiere revealed that Holland whistled when Zendaya came onto the stage.

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Zendaya and Holland have never walked a red carpet together as a couple. However, they do not hide the fact that they are dating—and they are vocally supportive of one another and their work.

For example, Zendaya spoke about Holland’s Romeo and Juilet role in an interview released earlier this week: “[I] could not be more proud. I’m going to try to see as many shows as I possibly can,” she said.

The actress spoke to ELLE last summer about how she tries to balance what is public and private about her and Holland’s love story. She had been asked whether the public liking her and Holland as a couple makes it easier to accept the attention they get.

“Parts of my life, I accept, are going to be public,” she replied. “I can’t not be a person and live my life and love the person I love. But also, I do have control over what I choose to share. It’s about protecting the peace and letting things be your own but also not being afraid to exist. You can’t hide. That’s not fun, either. I am navigating it more than ever now.”

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An eyewitness told Page Six that the couple looked “stylish and happy” during their visit. “They were low-key, very tall! They were with two other people.”

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Swift has been able to stay out of the public eye for the majority of her current Eras tour break, which ends on May 9. Swift will begin her European leg in Paris then.

Swift was last seen six days ago, attending birthday drinks for a friend. She and Kelce, meanwhile, haven’t been clearly photographed together in weeks. They were last seen at Nobu Malibu on March 24, fresh off their Bahamas vacation.

Kelce has been open about how much he enjoys dating Swift though, even if the couple has been more private lately.

In his New Heights podcast episode released today, he gushed about the experience of being her boyfriend. “It’s fun,” he said. “I’m having a blast in life, baby, just flying high. Enjoying it all. Bringing new lives into the football world, opening the football world up to new things.”

He added that he is still shocked that he won her over. “I don’t know how I did it, because she does not—she wasn’t into sports,” he said. “So I don’t know how the fuck I did it.”

Lil Dicky, his guest on the podcast, suggested it was because Kelce gave Swift a shout-out on New Heights back in July. Kelce then quipped, “No, I know exactly how I did it.”

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Apparently, that hasn’t dampened their bond at all. The insider told People, “They are so in love. It’s a very serious relationship, and they’re making long distance work while she’s in New York for work commitments.”

They added, “Benny makes her feel special, and they try to see each other as much as possible. She really does feel like it’s the best she’s ever been treated by a guy, and she’s had a certain glow since they started dating.”

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Gomez opened up about her relationship with Blanco during an Apple Music 1 interview in late February. “Without getting into too much detail, I think it’s just really important to meet someone that respects you,” she said. “And I think it’s really nice to also lean on someone who understands the world that I live in. But I’d have to say overall it’s the safest that I feel, and it’s been really lovely, and I’ve only grown through it, so it’s awesome.”

She posted a gushing tribute to Blanco on Instagram a few weeks later to mark his birthday. She wrote, “Happy birthday baby! Your emotional endurance, positive disposition, unbelievable talent (that blows me away), undeniable humor, and loving, kind heart absolutely kill me. I love you @itsbennyblanco 🎂🥹”

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Jewel and a raven named Shadow, filming a hologram in Los Angeles in February.

At age 15, Jewel moved out of her turbulent home in rural Alaska and hitchhiked several hundred miles to attend a powwow. Sitting in a large circle, she froze when a talking stick was passed to her. Later, she was taken aside by two “uncles,” who told her the future of her life would depend upon learning to speak from her heart. It was there that she also heard the story of the raven, which she recites to me from memory.

“There was a gathering every full moon of all the creatures of every kind,” she says. “One day, the two-leggeds [humans] didn’t show up, so Great Spirit sent out the raven, which was then a beautiful white bird, to look for them. The raven flew for days and found the two-leggeds wandering lost on the edges of the wilderness. The raven called to them, but they could no longer understand the language, and the raven turned black with grief. The raven flew back to the fire and said, ‘The two-leggeds have lost the language of knowing how to speak to all of us, to nature.’ ”

Today, in a nondescript cinder block building behind a Food 4 Less shopping center in the Van Nuys section of Los Angeles, a raven named Shadow is biting Jewel’s index finger. She gracefully extends her hand so as not to drip blood onto the ivory folds of a borrowed gown, grimacing ever so slightly as a turntable spins her like a life-size music box dancer.

“Cut!” yells creative director Matthew Rolston, one of the multiplatinum recording artist’s longtime collaborators, whom she’s called upon to help her shoot a hologram of herself for The Portal: An Art Experience by Jewel, opening on May 4 at the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Arkansas.

If all goes as planned, a hologram of Jewel with Shadow perched on her hand will greet visitors at the start of the 90-minute immersive experience. Its centerpiece is a reflective art walk through the museum’s contemporary wing, narrated by Jewel, featuring 10 pieces she’s selected from the museum’s collection that represent what she calls the “three spheres” of existence (more on that later), as well as two of her own artworks: a stunning portrait of her 12-year-old son, Kase, that she made after taking a two-week oil painting clinic last spring in Rome, and a sculpture. There’s also a nightly outdoor choreographed 200-piece drone light show, during which visitors will be invited to wear headphones to listen to a conceptual song written and recorded by Jewel.

The crew assembled today might be tasked with creating an apparition, but the bird and the blood are very real. Shadow’s handler suggests increasing the speed of the turntable to minimize the length of time between treats. Meanwhile, a hairstylist has procured a leaf blower to provide a gentler wind effect than the industrial fan currently blasting Jewel’s face, making her eyes water and her strawberry blonde bangs stick straight up on either side of her forehead. Rolston shouts, “Action,” and filming resumes.

Born Jewel Kilcher, the nearly 50-year-old singer-songwriter is no stranger to working with animals, having spent much of her childhood on a 600-acre homestead with no running water in Homer, Alaska (population: roughly 6,000). Perhaps you’ve caught one of her cameos on Alaska: The Last Frontier, a reality series following the hardscrabble life of her extended family, which has aired on the Discovery Channel for 11 seasons. For a time, she also lived on a working Texas ranch with her now ex-husband, former rodeo cowboy Ty Murray (Kase’s dad).

Still, working with Shadow was “intimidating,” she admits the following morning over avocado toast and bacon. Apparently, the handler had asked her to feed the bird so it would feel rewarded being around her, “and it just fricking went for me,” she says. “Luckily I didn’t bleed on the dress—that was an archival Valentino piece.”

There is little risk of a bird attack this morning, but she’s still opted for something more casual: a studded leather jacket, jeans, and white tee. “I’ve always been intrigued by ravens,” she explains, recalling the anecdote from the powwow. “I liked the idea of the raven being the animal that brings humans back into harmony with our surroundings.”

Jewel at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Arkansas.

Striving for harmony has been a recurring theme in Jewel’s life, as has a near-constant oscillation between adversity and almost uncanny good fortune. When she was eight, her mother left the family, and her dad moved Jewel and her two brothers to the homestead in Homer. The stress of single parenthood and his own abusive childhood led her father to self-medicate with alcohol and repeat the cycle of abuse, she says—hence her decision to move out at 15. Around this time, she received a partial scholarship to attend the prestigious Interlochen Arts Academy in Michigan. She raised half of the remaining tuition at a benefit concert, using the skills she’d learned yodeling and performing in hotels and bars with her father as a child. A generous donation from Homer celebrity Tom Bodett (of Motel 6’s “We’ll leave the light on for you” fame) made up the difference.

After graduation, she wandered a bit, eventually landing in San Diego to live with her mom, who was having health issues and could no longer work. They both wound up homeless when a boss refused to pay Jewel after she refused his sexual proposition. Jewel was living in her car and playing coffeehouses when she was discovered at age 19, eventually going on to sell over 30 million albums, with her mom serving as her manager. By 29, as she writes in her 2015 memoir Never Broken, she came to the realization that her wealth had been mismanaged to a degree that she was left millions of dollars in debt.

Jewel says she has since made critical changes to her business operations and is in a much better place. She’s even begun the difficult work of repairing her relationship with her father, who made the decision to get sober in his sixties. “Learning about my dad’s childhood, I could not believe how well he raised us,” she says. Things were so bad for him, she adds, that arriving for his tour of duty in Vietnam “was the first time he felt safe.”

She also has compassion for her mother, but they are, for now, estranged. “I don’t have a relationship with her. I don’t think I ever will. But I know I can heal anyway,” she says. “I don’t need the movie moment where she comes back and apologizes. I still get to live the life that I want to live. My happiness is mine. I think the real abuse is what we do to ourselves when the decisions we make are based on our trauma. The real freedom we give ourselves is being able to make decisions not based on that trauma.”

Which brings us back to The Portal’s “three spheres,” a philosophy Jewel has developed over the past 20 years working in mental health with two groups she cofounded: the Inspiring Children Foundation, which helps underprivileged youth and families through leadership development and mentorship programs, and Innerworld, a virtual community where members can address mental health challenges anonymously with the help of tools and guides trained in cognitive behavioral immersion.

“Each of us navigate these three spheres every day, often without knowing it,” she explains. “There’s your inner world, the seen sphere—the outer world—and then there’s the unseen world, which is just anything that gives you a sense of awe or wonder. I think mental health is a result of our three spheres being in alignment. So if my job is also my passion, or if I think my partner knows my secret self, or if I find a way to act on my spiritual practice in the real world, I’m much happier.”

Coming from anyone else, this all might sound a little woo-woo, but with Jewel, you can tell she is following the Native elders’ advice and speaking from her heart, as well as from a place of self-sufficiency and resourcefulness honed out of necessity in the wilds of Alaska and on the streets of San Diego. This life directive is on literal display in everything she does, from her triumphant run as the Queen of Hearts on the sixth season of The Masked Singer to her semi-frequent TikToks, in which she shares snippets of life from her rustic home in the Colorado Rockies.

Following her art museum debut, Jewel will co-headline a tour with Melissa Etheridge.

Her generosity feels bottomless. By the end of our two-hour-plus brunch, I have concrete action plans in place for reimagining my writing career and strengthening my seven-year-old’s sense of self-esteem. And at no point does it feel as though she’s feigning an interest in my personal life to deflect questions about her own. She’s an open book, even divulging her thoughts on rumored beau and Yellowstone star Kevin Costner: “He’s a great person,” she says, blushing, adding that “the public fascination is intense for sure.”

“Jewel has a magnetic personality,” says Crystal Bridges executive director and chief diversity and inclusion officer Rod Bigelow. “She just invites you in. She is very cognizant that she has been a high-profile individual for a long time, but she’s a person who just has this overwhelmingly welcoming spirit, and the museum is founded with the idea of welcoming all, so it was a match right away.”

Following her art museum debut, Jewel will co-headline two legs of a tour with Melissa Etheridge (another leg features the Indigo Girls, who’ve been enjoying their own renaissance thanks to a memorable moment on the Barbie soundtrack). The entire shebang should scratch the itch for unadulterated singer-songwriter sublimity sparked by Tracy Chapman’s duet with Luke Combs at the Grammys this past February. “That was a healing moment for the world,” Jewel says of the performance. “People don’t give sincerity enough credit for how powerful it can be.”

She should know, having endured more than her fair share of criticism, whether for earnest lyrics like “In the end, only kindness matters” or her 1998 poetry book, A Night Without Armor. Take, for instance, the book’s featured review on Amazon.com, which includes backhanded compliments like, “Solid by celeb-poet standards, and a fair bit of it is actually sort of readable.” But the thing a lot of people are coming around to realize, it seems, is that Jewel’s not wrong. In the end, many of society’s current ills stem from a lack of kindness.

When I bring up her upcoming tour, Jewel points out that Etheridge was one of the first musicians to give her a break, having invited her to perform in 1995 on her VH1 series Duets. “She was a brand-new, sweet thing,” Etheridge says, pointing out that the appearance aired before Pieces of You, Jewel’s debut album, had taken off. “John Sykes, who was running VH1 at the time, played me some of her music, and I was like, ‘Yeah, let’s do it.’ It was a great time for women in music.” Despite the undeniable success of Lilith Fair, which pulled in $60 million in ticket sales during its three-year run in the late ’90s, promoters have been reluctant to try something similar in the decades since, Etheridge says. “I’ve been telling people for years it’s okay to put two women on a bill.”

Since having Kase—and especially since her 2014 divorce—Jewel has taken a more strategic approach to her music career. “Realizing I was going to be a single mom at 40, and that the music job is just moving 24/7, I knew I had a big decision to make,” she says. “It reminded me of being 18 and homeless; my whole life got disrupted. Divorce is obviously super painful, and you have to redefine everything. I wanted to make a living, but I wanted to do it authentically. Given my upbringing, I shouldn’t mother well or be a natural parent. So that meant I had to take it very, very seriously. For me, motherhood inspired a whole new level of healing, a new set of behavioral tools, and required creating a different life that had more stability because the music industry is just incredibly unstable. Creating a different income source and building a wellness company was really interesting to me, and creatively and intellectually stimulating.”

Taking a break from touring made perfect sense, but since the beginning of her career, she has prioritized her own happiness and mental health. “I remember the moment [I was discovered],” she says. “All my hair stood up. It felt that scary. Fame is like engaging with a very dangerous substance. If you don’t have a plan, it’s very toxic, like handling uranium. I knew that with my background and my trauma, it would be bad. I’ve seen enough biopics of musicians to know my movie doesn’t end well. So I made a promise to myself that my number one job was to learn to be happy. I never had a need to be known or applauded. I really had a need to express myself and to connect. That’s just how I’m wired. Knowing that really helped me navigate and make what I hope are really good choices.”

She recalls being offered a spot on MTV’s The Real World shortly after getting signed. “My label was like, ‘There’s this new thing called reality TV. You’ll live in a house’—and at this point I’m still in my car—‘and you’ll have roommates and be filmed 24 hours a day.’ They were like, ‘The whole world is going to watch you go from being homeless to making an album.’ I would’ve been famous by the time it was launched, but I just knew it would be bad for me, so I said no.”

She’s less distrustful of social media, drones, even AI. “It’s trained on preexisting things, so it’s always going to be somewhat derivative,” she says, pouring more tea into her cup. “I think what’s interesting is that we didn’t figure out how to program the heart. We’ve figured out how to program the mind. And that’s what my art is about: How do you get into the heart? To me, whether it’s with drones or holograms, technology just helps you find different ways of telling a story.”

To her point, a couple of days after we meet, Jewel posts a TikTok offering $100 to whoever can guess what caused the cut on her index finger. The guesses range from “freak flossing accident” to “Kevin Costner wrangled ya!” but no one offers up “raven bite.” Nearly three decades in, Jewel is still keeping us guessing.

This article appears in the May 2024 issue of ELLE.

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Then, just a couple of days later, Eilish officially sounded the alarm for new music. Her third studio album, Hit Me Hard and Soft, comes out this spring. Per usual, it is co-written and produced by her big brother and music partner, Finneas.

Ahead, everything to know about Eilish’s upcoming new album, Hit Me Hard and Soft.

The new album drops on May 17, 2024.

On April 8, Eilish started off the day by teasing something new with an ominous Instagram Reel of her sinking underwater before a hand reaches out and grabs her wrist, pulling her up.

“READY?” she captioned the post.

Later that same day, she officially revealed her upcoming record with an Instagram photo of her falling through an open door underwater, which is the album’s cover.

“‘HIT ME HARD AND SOFT’ MY THIRD ALBUMMMMMMMMMMMMM COMES OUT MAY 17THHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH AHHHHHHHHHH🥹🥹🥹,” she wrote in the caption. “so crazy to be writing this right now i’m nervyyyyy & exciteddd 🫣 not doing singles i wanna give it to you all at once :PPP finneas and i truly could not be more proud of this album and we absolutely can’t wait for you to hear it. love you love you love you. 🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃.”

Hit Me Hard and Soft will have 10 tracks, no singles.

According to the vinyl descriptions on store.billieeilish.com, Hit Me Hard and Soft will have 10 tracks, although any song titles have yet to be revealed.

In her album announcement, Eilish clarified to her fans that she won’t be dropping any singles from Hit Me Hard and Soft, instead choosing to release all of the songs at once.

“Not doing singles i wanna give it to you all at once,” she explained.

Hit Me Hard and Soft will have a different sound than her previous albums.

On Nov. 13, 2023, Variety reporter Katcy Stephan shared a quote from Eilish’s Power of Women interview that “didn’t have space in the cover” story.

“It does feel different than the other stuff, but not in a weird, foreign way,” Eilish said of Hit Me Hard and Soft before it was announced. “It just feels new. It just feels like change. Change is one of my favorite things in life.”

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Dakota Fanning and Andrew Scott may portray characters with a complicated relationship in the new Netflix mini-series Ripley, but off-screen, their banter is unmatched. The actors sat down with ELLE for a round of Ask Me Anything where Scott gets honest about his most Irish traits, including his love for Riverdance, and Fanning confesses who can leave her starstruck. The duo chats about topics such as the resurgence of Twilight and the backstory behind Kurt Russell gifting Dakota a horse. Ripley is available to stream on Netflix today.

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The couple met in 2012, and became friends while working on the set of Her. They began dating four years later and already share one child, a son named River. Here’s the couple’s full relationship timeline so far.

2012

The couple met on the set of Her, a movie about a man who falls in love with a computer operating system voiced by Scarlett Johansson. In the movie, Mara plays Phoenix’s ex-wife.

2016

The pair were reunited on screen in 2018’s Mary Magdalene, in which she played the titular role and Phoenix was cast as Jesus. The movie started filming in 2016, but its release was delayed until late 2018. However, it was good timing for them in other ways. In 2017, Phoenix told T Magazine that when they reconnected, “I was looking for something meaningful…I was looking for an experience. I was friends with Rooney.”

May 2017

A year later, Phoenix and Mara made their red carpet debut as a couple at the Cannes Film Festival on May 28, 2017. Phoenix won for best actor for his role in 2017’s You Were Never Really Here.

“They were talking to one another nonstop,” a source at the event said to People. “Small talk between them. Then they went for their car, and he’s holding her hand like it was unconscious. Like it fits. They seem a totally natural and easy couple.”

September 2017

Also in his interview with T Magazine, Phoenix revealed they were living together in the Hollywood Hills, though he did not say how long they’d been cohabitating.

May 2019

Mara was first photographed wearing an engagement ring in May of 2019, but the couple never made a comment about when they exactly became engaged.

August 2019

The pair attended the world premiere of Joker at the Venice Film Festival, arriving by boat. The movie won the festival’s biggest award, the Golden Lion, for best film.

September 2019

On September 9, 2019, Phoenix won the inaugural TIFF Tribute Actor Award at the Toronto International Film Festival. In his acceptance speech, he said to his fiancée, “I love you. Thank you.”

They also attended a premiere for Joker in Hollywood.

November 2019

In 2019, Phoenix told Vanity Fair that at first he thought Mara didn’t like him because she was shy.

“She’s the only girl I ever looked up on the internet,” he said. “We were just friends, e-mail friends. I’d never done that. Never looked up a girl online.”

January 2020

The couple walked the 2020 Golden Globes red carpet together, where Phoenix won for best performance in a motion picture drama for Joker.

February 2020

On February 9, 2020, they attended the Oscars together where Phoenix won Best Actor for his performance in Joker.

September 2020

The couple welcomed their first child, who they named River, after Phoenix’s late brother, who passed away in 1993.

May 2021

Mara spoke openly about baby River to support a cause that is dear to both her and Phoenix on Mother’s Day 2021: animal rights.

She wrote in an open letter for Farm Sanctuary’s Mother’s Day campaign, “As a new mom, Mother’s Day has taken on a special meaning this year. Raising our baby, River, has opened my heart to a whole new life filled with hope and more determination than ever to create a kinder and more sustainable world.”

She continued, “I feel so fortunate to be able to nurture my son in all of the ways that nature intended, and I wish all mothers in the animal kingdom could experience that sacred maternal bond with their young, devoid of exploitation by humans.”

Mara concluded, “As I celebrate my first Mother’s Day, I hope you will join me in honoring all of the inspiring moms and maternal figures who’ve made a difference in your life. With love, Rooney Mara.”

October 2022

In October 2022, it was announced that Mara and Phoenix would return to the screen together for Pawel Pawlikowski’s The Island.

December 2022

On the LaunchLeft podcast, Mara shared some intimate details about parenting with Phoenix while in conversation with his sister, Rain

“It doesn’t feel like a two-actor house because I didn’t work for the first three and a half years we were together,” Mara said. “Basically since we’ve been together, I only worked one or two times and one was really small and short. It feels like a creative household, we’re constantly talking about creative things.”

October 2023

On October 13, they hosted a screening of The Smell of Money in Los Angeles, a documentary produced by Mara’s sister, Kate, about a North Carolina town in a a dispute with a pork company.

February 2023

Mara debuted her second pregnancy at the Berlinale International Film Festival.

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On Monday, April 8, Challengers had its Italy premiere in Rome. Zendaya’s stylist, Law Roach, dressed her in a custom white Calvin Klein set, with of a side-slit maxi skirt and fitted blazer. To complete her monochromatic look, Zendaya stepped out in a pair of white stiletto pumps. She added sparkle with an assortment of Bulgari jewelry, including a snake choker necklace that wrapped itself around her neck.

Zendaya’s hair was swooped back into a low bun. Her makeup was bronzed and extra glowy.

For her ELLE cover last year, Zendaya described her role in Challengers as her “first time really being a leading lady, if you will.”

This film shows Zendaya like we’ve never seen her before.

“I felt like it was a good step into a more, I guess you could say, ‘grown-up’ role and into that next phase,” she said. “It was a little bit scary to take on, which I think is a good feeling. To be like, ‘Ooh, can I do this?’ You could run from that feeling and stay safe and comfortable, or you can go, ‘You know what, fuck it.’”

She also spoke about what it was like playing a character that she is so different from.

“I still don’t understand the decisions she makes, and we had so many conversations about the psychology of her and why she is that way,” she recalled. “What was important to me was that she was unapologetic about it. Sometimes characters who are messy and conflicted and wield power over other people are reserved for [actors] who don’t look like me, so when I get an opportunity to play a character like that, I’ma take it!”

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Rodrigo opted not to wear any makeup and left her brown hair down with a middle part.

Rodrigo’s pals tagged along for the outing, including fellow singer/songwriter Conan Gray and actress Madison Hu, her former Bizaardvark co-star. Gray wore a navy blue sweater over a white long-sleeve shirt with cuffed medium-wash jeans, black boots, and a necklace. Hu, on the other hand, wore a red and white striped shirt with jeans and brown clogs.

Rodrigo’s visit to New York is thanks to her Guts World Tour making a stop at Madison Square Garden for several nights. This marks the 21-year-old pop star’s debut at the legendary arena. On Friday, the morning of her first MSG performance, a 4.8-level earthquake shook New York and the surrounding areas, and the arena’s official X account tweeted, “that was just the earth prepping for @oliviarodrigo tonight.”

In 2022, Billy Joel brought out Rodrigo to join him on stage during one of his MSG performances. Together, they sang his famous “Uptown Girl,” as well as her own song, “Deja Vu,” in which she sings the lines “I’ll bet that she knows Billy Joel ’cause you played her ‘Uptown Girl,’” and “Play her piano, but she doesn’t know that I was the one who taught you Billy Joel.”

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She had her hair slicked back in a bun and wore bright red lipstick to match her red manicure.

The star recently released her ninth studio album This Is Me…Now, and recently suggested in an interview with Entertainment Tonight that it may be her last.

“We try to do stuff that’s very special for the fans and do collector’s items and things like that that they can have forever and ever,” she explained. “The truth is I don’t even know if I’ll ever make another album after this. It’s such the kind of quintessential kind of Jennifer Lopez J.Lo project and I really feel very fulfilled, so they really will be collector’s items at a certain point.

She added, “I feel like it’s the end of a kind of an era for me and the beginning of a new one, so I would never say never, but right now I feel like I really put my heart and soul into this and I’m very excited and it definitely took a lot out of me.”

Last November, she told Vogue that in general her life feels like it’s in a very good place, especially since her marriage to Ben Affleck in 2022.

“I’m finally at the point in my life where I love every part of myself unapologetically,” she claimed. “Every part of me, my body, my voice, my choices, even, like, my mistakes. All of it made me who I am and got me to where I am today. Ben wants me to understand my worth and know my value.”

The Marry Me star added, “I feel even more relaxed and comfortable, which makes me feel even more beautiful than I have ever felt with someone else.”

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