Jennifer Lopez shared another stunning pinup shoot on Instagram Thursday, capturing attention with her chic ensemble in Aspen, Colorado.
The Bronx native, known for her striking looks, donned a black string bikini with gold accents that showcased her toned abs.
To complete the look, Lopez added black fur boots and a cowboy hat, channeling a country vibe while taking in the snowy landscape.
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The pop superstar, who was in Aspen with her mother Guadalupe, sister Lynda, and a team of music producers and stylists, was also joined by her 15-year-old twins, Max and Emme, whom she shares with ex-husband Marc Anthony.
Lopez seemed to be in high spirits, as she posted on Instagram, “We’ll be back Aspen,” with actress Jessica Alba showing her support by liking the post.
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Earlier in the day, Lopez was spotted shopping around town and later attending a club where Kevin Costner was also enjoying the festivities.
The star rented a large home for her family and friends, where she shared photos of the home’s interior, including her participation in decorating a Christmas tree.
Lopez’s visit to Aspen comes amidst her personal reflections, including her recent challenges following her divorce from Ben Affleck.
She opened up about the struggles of maintaining family stability through difficult relationships. “We both had challenging relationships, which left us holding our families together,” Lopez said, speaking about her role as Judy Robles in Unstoppable, a film based on the life of one-legged wrestler Anthony Robles.
Lopez noted that she and Robles shared common experiences growing up Latina and having hopes and dreams for their children.
In a broader conversation about women’s strength, Lopez emphasized the resilience women develop over time. “Women are strong. We have to be. From the minute women are born, we’re always having to prove ourselves, to show we’re good enough. That creates a type of strength,” she explained.
Lopez also highlighted the unparalleled strength that comes with motherhood. “And then a lot of us give birth — and there’s nothing that makes you stronger than doing that.”
As she navigates life after her divorce from Ben Affleck, Lopez has reflected on the importance of self-sufficiency. “You have to be complete, if you want something that’s more complete. You have to be good on your own,” she said in an interview with Interview magazine.
Lopez acknowledged the difficulty of the decision to be on her own, describing it as “lonely, unfamiliar, [and] scary,” but she ultimately saw it as an opportunity for growth. “It feels sad. It feels desperate. But when you sit in those feelings and go, ‘These things are not going to kill me,’ it’s like actually, I am capable of joy and happiness all by myself,” she said.
Lopez expressed pride in how she has managed both high and low moments in her life. In a video montage shared on Instagram, she reflected on the journey of 2024 and her optimism for the future. “I am very proud of how I handle all the things. All the things,” Lopez said in the clip.
“In my low moments, I’ve learned to just feel the feelings and then let them go. What a journey this has been. I honestly feel that the best is yet to come.”
Despite her divorce, Lopez continues to show support for Affleck’s family. She recently attended a play featuring Affleck’s daughter Seraphina, 15, alongside her own daughter, Emme.
Reports surfaced earlier this month that Jennifer Garner, Affleck’s ex-wife, had encouraged him to work on his relationship with Lopez before their split.
Sources claimed that Garner had become friendly with Lopez and had been supportive of their marriage, although recent reports suggest that the two have not been in contact recently.
Lopez’s journey reflects her resilience and ability to move forward with optimism, even amid personal challenges. As she prepares to close out the year, she remains focused on personal growth and the future.
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