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Jennifer Lopez Forced To Shield Her Face While Out With Bradley Cooper

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Update-American Idol judge Jennifer Lopez was forced to block her face from the paparazzi when they spotted her out with Hangover star Bradley Cooper in Los Angeles. This is the second time in a couple months that the two have been spotted together.

The photo obtained by People magazine, shows a woman who looks an awful lot like JLo in a SUV with Cooper. Sources tell TMZ that it is indeed Jennifer and the pair are ‘casually dating’.

Last month the duo was spotted in New York City dining at Per Se restaurant. The meet up was quickly chucked up to a business meeting. Of course that’s what Scarlett Johansson’s rep said of her meeting with Sean Penn.

A source told People of the meet-up last month,

“After their date in New York, Bradley and Jennifer stayed in touch. She does like his attention, and it makes her feel good that he seems so into her. She has a fun time with Bradley and he makes her laugh.”

Looks like Jennifer is ready for a new love – but why hide from the camera?!

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