JLo, Casper Smart Seen With Children Amid Breakup Rumors

Casper Smart gay peep show rumor isn’t keeping him from girlfriend Jennifer Lopez. The couple was rocked by rumors that the 25-year old former backup dancer was photographed entering a lingerie shop that also serves as gay peep show. The photograph would have meant less if rumors weren’t rampant that Casper is gay.

JLo’s boyfriend addressed the rumor saying he walked into the wrong doorway. But a barber has come forward and explained that Casper was simply there to get a haircut and walked into the adjacent building to use their ATM.

“He came that day to get a haircut…at our barbershop. In our barbershop, we don’t currently carry an ATM machine. So he went to the nearest ATM machine. He came, withdrew some money and then went back upstairs to pay for his hair cut. We would like for him to come back to our barbershop and we hope there is no misunderstanding to the public. “

Someone isn’t telling the whole truth here.

Either way the rumor has done some damage. Reportedly the couple planned on taking a break.

“They have not split yet, but it’s fair to say they are cooling off a bit. The pictures have created a distance between them. Even if Casper is telling the truth, and he didn’t mean to walk into the doorway, it just proves how young and immature he is.”

There’s also word of a lawsuit by the couple’s attorneys Howard Weitzman and Shawn Holley. “These statements are false, malicious and defamatory. Ms. Lopez and Mr. Smart will pursue all remedies available to them under the law.”

The possible lawsuit is true but the planned breakup isn’t. JLo and Casper were spotted together with her daughters on Sunday at a park in California. Jennifer looked relaxed and cute in a flowing blue maxi dress and sandals while Casper carried Emme.

After the outing Jennifer tweeted,

“Enjoying the beautiful day with my coconuts at the park!! #dayoff#familia#LOVE”.

Maybe Casper told her he only went for a haircut….

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