Jennifer Lopez may be basking in the success of her Sundance Film Festival hit Kiss of the Spider Woman, but she’s also facing a tough time in her career. The 55-year-old actress has recently been nominated for a Golden Raspberry Award (Razzie), a nod to the year’s worst films. This comes as a blow to her ego, following a string of disappointments, including harsh criticism of her self-produced film This Is Me… Now and the cancellation of tour dates due to low ticket sales. J.Lo, however, reassured fans, saying she needed to spend more time with her children during this period.
Talking about the dubious honour, the source told RadarOnline, “Jennifer is taking it very badly,” adding that the information has hurt her, “At this point, she feels like she can’t catch a break. Last year was by far the toughest of her life.” The insider shared that Jennifer Lopez is particularly humiliated by the Razzie nomination, especially given the recent collapse of her marriage to Ben Affleck. The source shared, “Her ego is crushed.”
Despite the personal setbacks, J.Lo has found solace in her work, particularly in Kiss of the Spider Woman, where she spoke about the film’s love-centered narrative. During promotional interviews, she revealed that, even amid her own struggles, she remains deeply moved by the movie’s message about love, resilience, and finding strength in difficult times, showing her ability to connect with the story on a personal level despite the challenges she’s faced off-screen. Just weeks after her divorce was finalised her divorce the singer admitted that falling in love is still “important” to her, as reported by RadarOnline.
Previously, the On The Floor singer described the project as her lifelong dream. She siad, “I’ve been waiting my whole life to be able to do a real big MGM Hollywood musical, and I finally got to do it.” The singer also highlighted the strong message of the movie “that love heals all divides.”