Jennifer Lopez Cries At Concert Over Marc, Diddy And Ben Affleck

Update-Jennifer Lopez suffered a breakdown over her notable old lovers, Marc Anthony, P. Diddy, Ben Affleck and Cris Judd. The American Idol ho’s going through what appears to be an amicable divorce with Marc Anthony appeared for some time to be having the best time of her life post the announcement. Just last week JLo was spotted with Bradley Cooper for the second time in under a month!

Last night however, everything came to a head. Jennifer was the headliner at the Mohegan Sun Arena’s 15th anniversary celebration in Connecticut and reportedly shed a few tears over her old lovers, Diddy, Cris Judd, Ben Affleck and Marc Anthony.

JLo performed ‘If You Had My Love’ and told the crowd it was the first song she had written about love. She followed it with the last song she sung about love, ‘What is Love?’ During the song, a cast of lookalikes took the stage.

A JLo lookalike wearing the infamous Versace gown with a Diddy (Sean Combs) lookalike. Next was dancer Cris Judd and then Ben Affleck at the Oscars with Jennifer when she wore the gorgeous coral off should Jacqueline Onassis inspired gown. And of course, another lookalike reenacted Jennifer’s dance with Marc Anthony on American Idol.

Traveling down memory lane proved to too much for Jennifer. A source told Radar Online,

“At the end of the song she started sobbing and had to take a few moments to keep it together. She held it together for one song but then ran offstage crying.

“She only sang a few more songs and she was obviously out of it. Everyone was so sad for her. It was really dramatic. At the end of the song she started sobbing and had to take a few moments to keep it together.’

JLo sniffed and stated she went down memory lane.

Jenn has held it together so well thus far…one public moment of breaking down is completely understandable.

In the touching moment in the end, Jennifer held up pictures of the twins and said, “There’s love — and then there’s love.” How sweet – now let’s get back to being fabulous Jenny!

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