Jennifer Lopez Shakes Her Romp At Festival; Buying Hamptons Mansion

Jennifer Lopez has officially gotten her groove back! The American Idol judge, singer and actress took to the stage in Las Vegas at the iHeart Music Festival festival ready to shake the house down. JLo brought her Latina spice wearing a flapper style piece with jewel encrusted stockings – not a fave of mine. With every move accentuated with the help of her red hot outfit Jennifer set the stage on fire. It certainly helped that she was surrounded by a slew of gorgeous men who carried her away and other times danced around shirt less and proud.

After her announcing her divorce from Marc Anthony, JLo has been riding high. She renewed her contract with American Idol and easily added another 10 million to the deal, she’s seen filming two films and recording music videos for her latest album! Phew – divorce sure looks good on Jen.

It’s also reported that Jennifer is buying a Hamptons mansion for $18 million. The home boasts seven-bedrooms, 9.5 baths, an elevator, seven fireplaces and much more!!

Watch a clip of Jennifer Lopez at the iHeart Music Festival. Did she get her groove back?

http://youtu.be/fP7RMX9z820

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