Showing posts with label Jennifer Lopez divorce. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jennifer Lopez divorce. Show all posts

Thursday, August 4, 2011

Marc Anthony Is ‘Begging’ Jennifer Lopez To Take Him Back! Will She Do It?



Marc Anthony was reportedly controlling over Jennifer Lopez and jealous of her career, but now he wants her back in his life! He’s even trying to draw out the divorce!

Jennifer Lopez recently revealed that Marc Anthony wasn’t treating her right and said she loved herself enough to walk away from the situation. Multiple reports claim Marc was controlling and possessive over Jennifer, as well as being jealous of her career which re-launched with American Idol. Now, he seems to regret his actions and he’s reportedly begging for her to get back together!“[Marc's] mood shifts from blaming her to begging her to take him back to telling her she is destroying his life,” a source close to Jennifer revealed to Us Weekly.

And apparently, that’s not all. Marc is trying to draw the divorce out as long as possible so that he has more time to convince J. Lo it’s a bad idea! “He’s being difficult on every little point…He wants to prolong things so she reconsiders,” the insider said.

But, at least for now, Jennifer isn’t budging. Her friend tells Us she is “happy” and “surrounded by love” although she’s found it upsetting to deal with Marc and his mood swings.

If Jennifer is done with the marriage Marc should just let go, don’t you agree? Or should she try to make it work?

Source HL Staff


Monday, July 18, 2011

Why the Marc and Jennifer divorce [surprisingly] matters to me


When the news of Marc and Jennifer’s impending separation hit the media last week, I must admit that I ignored it as I do most celebrity gossip. As a matter of fact, as the chief content officer of this magazine, I would normally reject any proposals for someone to write about it.

Those who know me and see this title, will assume that it’s written tongue-in-cheek and will be as surprised as I was at what I’m about to say.  But as the weekend wore on and the talk continued, I started seeing it less as gossip, and more as two people who are now left with the job of mourning their relationship and figuring out the custody of their children. They’re on their way to becoming a statistic. A couple, both successful in their own right, that could not make it work.


Very few were surprised; many claim they predicted the demise of their relationship as soon as they tied the knot. I find that sad. I find that it’s a sad statement on our society that we almost cheer on the fall of the very celebrities we help to elevate to fame.

Though I have a lot of respect for both Marc and Jennifer, I’m not a huge fan of either one, but I was really rooting for their relationship to work for various reasons.

    * I wanted to see that a relationship, where both parties had varying degrees of professional success, could stand the test of time.
    * As a professional woman who has focused more on career than relationships, I wanted to see that a woman could truly have it all because if she could do it, maybe I could too.
    * Most of all, I wanted to see a positive example of a Latino relationship and Latino success in the media.

But it’s not to be and I respect that they tried. I’m disappointed, but I see celebrities for what they are: flawed humans. And though we envy their fame and fortune, at the end of the day neither of those things can buy the happiness we all seek.

Source Libby Juliá Vázquez


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