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Jennifer Lopez Parties Hard With Lap Dance & Drinks In Vegas Nightclub

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Every thing that happens in Vegas does NOT stay in Vegas. Ask Jennifer Lopez! The multi-hyphenate star was spotted after her spicy performance at the iHeart Radio Festival in Las Vegas over the weekend.

However, when Jenny from the Block, Jennifer’s performance was complete, JLO was still in the mood to party as she “Got It On The Floor” while bouncing and swaying to the beat of the music at Pure Nightclub inside Caesars Palace.

Jennifer made sure to stay ever stylish in a futuristic style, cream colored dress with a pink florescent stripe which streamed down the middle.   Although the dress hugged Lopez like a glove, she didn’t allow it to get in the way of her getting down.

Jennifer continued the evening in true diva fashion by sipping Dom Perignon Rose as she enjoyed a lap dance from one of her dancers! A source confirmed with People magazine that JLO enjoyed every moment by stating;

“One of her dancers took off his shirt and gave her a lap dance. She was laughing and loving it.”

According to USA Today, later that night Bartels presented Lopez with a plaque for her first single On The Floor having been certified with 3 million downloads.

Although Jennifer was busy performing and partying, earlier in the evening she still managed to fill in Billboard.com on her latest American Idol news.

“Everything we’re doing …because we already started auditioning and stuff like that…it’s just that we’re trying to make it better.”

She continued;

“Watching the singers, we’re like, ‘Are they as good as our Top 24 from last year? I don’t know!’ So our standards are even higher than last year in a crazy way. So we’ll see … I think it’s gonna be a great season.”

And we think this is the best year JLo has had in a long time..professionally speaking of course.

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