"I'm still figuring it out as I go along," Lopez tells InStyle magazine. "How do two totally different people come together and make one life and say they'll do it forever and ever? I mean, I've tried it. This is my third time. I don't even think I tried in my other marriages, which was immature and not knowing better. ... I believe that in life you learn through experience. I'm old enough to know now that relationships take work. That it's not an easy thing."
So, I don't know. Is this a statement designed to prepare the public for an eventual split? Or does it sound like they are on firm footing? I'll be the first to admit that I didn't think it would last for the five years that it has. Cynic.
The rest of the interview is just a bunch of yammering about how having children changed her life. I want to meet the woman who says, "Yeah, I cranked out a couple kids but it's still the status quo around here." Seriously, the biggest parenting cliches that exist:
1) My life has changed since having a child.
2) I look at the world differently since having a child.
3) It's a love like no other when you have a child.
4) Having a child makes me want to be a better person.
Listen, all these things may be true, but does every celeb have to say them as if they were the first to think of it? />Update: Photo removed by request.
Jennifer Lopez is on September's cover of InStyle looking like an Oreo vagina and, in between the covers of the mag, she offers sage advice about marriage. Stop laughing! Now that she's got her two starters out of the way, she has settled down quite nicely with Marc Anthony. As a matter of fact, their marriage has lasted twice as long as Jen's two previous unions -- combined!
"I'm still figuring it out as I go along," Lopez tells InStyle magazine. "How do t...