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Jennifer Lopez: I have no shame saying I don't like to be alone

Jennifer Lopez says – I Have No Shame Saying I Don’t Like To Be Alone

Find out why another marriage isn’t off the table for Jennifer Lopez.

After sitting out the twelfth season of American Idol to concentrate on her world tour and other projects, like producing ABC Family’s The Fosters, Jennifer Lopez is back at the judges’ table.

This time around she’s joined by Keith Urban and Harry Connick, Jr., and it’s apparently a love-fest: The set is blessedly drama-free, since the departure of the adversarial Mariah Carey and Nicki Minaj.

Love is the operative word in Jennifer Lopez’s personal life too, as she’s happy being mom to twins Max and Emme, who turn six on Feb. 22, as well as happily involved with her former backup dancer Casper Smart.

Here is an interview with YourTango and Jennifer Lopez talks candidly about life and love.

YourTango: Coming back to Idol after a year away, what do you bring to the table now?
Jennifer Lopez:
I went on my first world tour and that was a great experience for me. I see already the way that I’m speaking about performing and music is so different from how I was before. I felt like I knew so much before, but now with that experience, I have a whole other level of understanding about that process.

YourTango: Are you taking Max and Emme to the set?
Jennifer Lopez:
Yeah, of course.

YourTango: Do they take after you?
Jennifer Lopez:
You like to think that they do. Emme and Max, they’re very different. Max is a lot like Marc and Emme is a lot like me.

YourTango: Do they have any musical talents?
Jennifer Lopez:
I think so. I think Max has an incredible ear for hit records. He loves music and Emme sings but I don’t want to put any pressure on them in any way.

YourTango: What do you sing to them at home?
Jennifer Lopez:
Everything, anything that comes to my mind. Emme really loves it and Max really loves it, you know, they just love the sound of your voice because you’re their mom.

YourTango: How is it balancing being on the show and being a mom?
Jennifer Lopez:
It’s a real juggling act right now. I find that when your priorities are straight, it’s easier. With me, the kids come first and then everything can kind of fall in line after that. And as far as work goes, it’s really just about scheduling … it’s like, ‘OK, how does this all work together?’ But I have a great team. I don’t do it all by myself.

YourTango: Does Casper help you? How is he with the kids?
Jennifer Lopez:
Absolutely. He’s fantastic with the kids and he helps me very much with my work. It was his idea to do the video [for] “Same Girl” and go shoot that in the Bronx. He was like, ‘When are we going to be in New York again? Come on, I’ll do it with you. Let’s go do it. Let’s put that dream down for you.’ And he basically produced it with me. So he’s fantastic that way.

Times Reporter

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