Jennifer Lopez is pregnant, says her husband Marc Anthony's ex-wife.
Dayanara Torres - who has two children with Marc - confirmed Jennifer and her singer husband are expecting their first child.
The former Miss Universe said yesterday (09.10.07): "I found out a day ago. I suppose they will be happy because when my sister had her baby they were happy."
Jennifer, who is currently touring with Marc, has remained silent about the rumoured pregnancy - instead choosing to disguise her figure in loose-fitting outfits.
The 'Do It Well' singer reportedly refused to make the announcement at her Madison Square Gardens concert in New York over the weekend, instead saying: "If Christina Aguilera doesn't have to say anything about her pregnancy, why should I? We don't have to feed the monster."
Meanwhile, US TV presenter Diane Sawyer tried to address the pregnancy rumours on 'Good Morning America' yesterday, asking the singer: "How are you?"
Jennifer replied: "I'm very well, thank you. This is really, really a great, happy time in my life. Everything's great."
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Jennifer Lopez's pregnancy confirmed
Thursday, August 9, 2007
Jennifer Lopez's husband payout
Jennifer Lopez has been awarded over $545,000 in her legal battle with her first husband. Ojani Noa was ordered to pay his ex-wife the huge sum following his plans to release his tell-all book 'The Unknown Truth: A Passionate Portrait of a Serial Thriller'. J.Lo, 38, filed a breach of contract lawsuit against Noa in 2006 accusing him of breaking a confidentiality agreement he signed back in 2005, after it was reported the former waiter was planning to bring out the unpublished tome.
Noa, 33, had agreed not to disparage J.Lo or attempt to profit from disclosing details about her private life.
According to J.Lo's legal team, Noa not only details his sex life with the singer in the book, but also alleges she had "multiple duplicitous sexual affairs" during their brief one-year marriage. He also claims she cheated on former lover P. Diddy with her current husband Marc Anthony.
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Arbitrator Richard Chernick actually made his ruling in April, but it was only discovered when J.Lo's legal team filed papers on August 6 asking for a Los Angeles Superior Court judge to confirm the decision in a hearing scheduled for September 5.
The seven-page decision stated: "The book proposal clearly contains material that violates the terms referenced in the settlement agreement."
The award consists of $200,000 in compensatory damages for Noa violating the terms of the 2005 settlement, close to $300,000 in attorneys' fees and almost $48,000 in arbitration costs.
J. Lo's lawyer, Paul Sorrell, said: "I think she'd just like to see this be over."
Noa and J.Lo married in 1997 and were divorced a year later.
