She’s gonna be alright.
Jennifer Lopez performed one of her new songs “Wreckage of You” on Tuesday — and insisted in the empowering lyrics that she is doing “better than … ever” after divorcing Ben Affleck.
The Grammy nominee, 55, introduced the song during a Spain performance, noting that it “came to [her] when [she] was up all night one night,” in a fan video shared via social media.
The actress, who is on her “Up All Night” tour, asked concertgoers, “Shall we sing this one for the people?”
Lopez subsequently sang, “The love I want, the love I need, it starts in me. Now I found my way here I’m gonna stay there.
“Thank you for the scars you left on my heart, was showing me that stars shine brighter in the dark,” she continued. “I won’t fall apart because of who we are, but your broken parts.”
In the chorus, the performer added that she is “stronger,” “wiser” and “bulletproof.”
Lopez sang, “Now watch me climb out of the wreckage of you.”
Reps for Affleck and Lopez did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.
While she didn’t name her ex in the song, Lopez’s release comes six months after she finalized her divorce from Affleck.
The former couple got married in July 2022, and Lopez filed for divorce two years later.
She played “Wreckage of You” for the first time at an exclusive listening party in Los Angeles last week, as well as five more songs.
“She wanted to write a song about coming out of a bad situation much stronger,” attendee Edgardo Luis Rivera told Us Weekly at the time.
“[She] kept thinking of the word ‘wreck’ because it means destruction, but she wasn’t destroyed,” the fan noted.
Another referred to it as a “very emotional, empowering song about walking away from a relationship and coming out a stronger person.”
Page Six reported in March that Lopez “hasn’t given up on finding love” and feels “ready to put herself out there again.”