Jennifer Lopez has been making headlines because of rumors that she and her husband, Ben Affleck, might be separating. They got married in 2022. While the split rumors swirl, Jennifer was seen in the Hamptons, New York, taking her kids out for ice cream.
During their outing, paparazzi tried to take pictures, but Jennifer wasn't happy about it. She told them to back off when they got too close. Jennifer told the cameramen, "Get away from me and the kids." When they didn’t listen, she raised her voice and shouted, "Go away, go away."
Jennifer Lopez confronts paparazzi while out in the Hamptons with her kids.
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The video is doing rounds on social media, one of the fans wrote, "I know people have strong opinions about her and will have a lot to say, but harassing her when she's with her kids is not okay. There should be boundaries. I also understand she's in a public place and it’s bound to happen, but if someone doesn’t want to be photographed, paparazzi should respect that and not continue following them."
The second person commented, "Paparazzi are scum and should leave children alone. Those children didn’t choose a career in the public eye and as such their privacy should be paramount. Jennifer never goes into hiding and they can get her pictures alone a lot of the time. I wish they would quit harassing people when they are just spending time with their families."
The third one said, "I don’t care what people say. Good for her. Celebrities are treated like zoo animals when they’re with their kids, family, it never stops." The fourth one said, "Being famous would really, really suck. Being followed around like this, especially with your family, has to be awful. And the worst part is there’s nothing you can do about it."
Recently, Jennifer Lopez celebrated her 55th birthday with a lavish Bridgerton-themed party. For the occasion, she wore a custom Manish Malhotra gown.
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