Don’t expect to see Jennifer Lopez walking down any more wedding aisles — she’s had enough of that.
In a hilarious moment captured on video at her Tuesday (July 15) concert in Barcelona, the singer-actress had the best response for a person in the crowd who proposed to her. “J. Lo, marry me?” Lopez began, seemingly reading aloud a fan’s sign.
Shaking her head and making a throat-slash gesture with her hand, the musician replied, “I think I’m done with that.”
“I’ve tried that a few times,” she added, laughing.
The moment from the show comes about six months after Lopez settled her divorce with Ben Affleck after about two years of marriage. The couple had previously been engaged about two decades prior before calling off their wedding in 2004, later sending the internet into a tailspin when they rekindled their romance in 2021.
Before that, the Marry Me star was wed to Ojani Noa from 1997 to 1998 and Cris Judd from 2001 to 2003. After her first split from Affleck in 2004, Lopez started dating and quickly married Marc Anthony, with whom she shares twins Emme and Max.
The New York native has previously said that she plans on staying single following her second breakup from Affleck, telling Interview in October, “Now I’m excited, when you say you’re just going to be on your own.”
“Yes, I’m not looking for anybody, because everything that I’ve done over the past 25, 30 years, being in these different challenging situations, what can I f–king do when it’s just me flying on my own?” she added at the time. “What if I’m just free?”
The Gone Girl actor has also spoken out in the aftermath of his split from Lopez. “This is somebody I have a lot of respect for,” Affleck told GQ in March. “I really hope that whatever you use doesn’t suggest that I have any negativity or judgment or anything regarding that.”
Lopez will continue touring through mid-March, with stops on her Up All Night trek planned for cities in Italy, Poland, Turkey and more countries in Europe, Asia and Africa. Her latest album, This Is Me… Now, peaked at No. 38 on the Billboard 200 in 2024.