Jennifer Lopez says her 13-year-old twins Max and Emme are ‘finding their own identities.’
They’re who they’re supposed to be! When Jennifer Lopez appeared on Jimmy Fallon’s Tonight Show on February 5, she talked about how her pre-teen twins Max and Emme are ‘creating their own identities.’
They grow up in such a short amount of time! Jennifer Lopez, 52, appeared on The Tonight Show on February 5 to promote her new film ‘Marry Me,’ and talked about raising her 13-year-old twins Max and Emme and how they’ve grown up since they were newborns.
JLo told host Jimmy Fallon, 47, that, while she wants Max and Emme would still sit on her lap, they «need to remove themselves, like ‘It’s my life.'»
Jennifer Lopez stopped in at the Tonight Show to promote her new film ‘Marry Me,’ and talked about raising teenagers with host Jimmy Fallon.
Jennifer expressed her feelings on witnessing her two children, whom she shares with ex-husband Marc Anthony, 53, grow up and become «mature individuals in a little body» in the interview.
«It’s my life, I have my own identity, I am who I am, this is what I feel about the world, this is what I think,» she said, emphasizing how her teenagers «need» to establish themselves away from their superstar mother and make the statement: «‘It’s my life, I have my own identity, I am who I am, this is what I feel about the world, this is what I think.»
Jennifer, on the other hand, proved that everyone has a child inside when Jimmy delighted in pointing out her mother in the audience. Jennifer couldn’t help but smile when she met her mother, from whom J Lo claimed she inherited her personality. Her mother, she remarked, «still prefers me to sit on her lap.»
Jennifer Lopez shares twins Max and Emme, 13, with ex-husband Marc Anthony.
Despite Jennifer’s 2014 split from Max and Emme’s father Marc, the two have continued to co-parent the twins despite Jennifer’s revived romance with former flame Ben Affleck, 49. Marc «simply wants Jennifer to be happy,» according to a source who spoke to HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY.
«They’ll have an agreement for the kids that works,» the source close to Marc continued. They make things work by supporting each other’s interests and needs.»
