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JLo Wears Sexy Yellow Bikini For Poolside Fun With Casper Smart

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JLo, Casper Smart – Jennifer Lopez arrived in Miami on Thursday on her tour bus with her beau Casper Smart, her twins Emme and Max and a few other family members. The former American Idol judge is in the city to perform two shows with Latin crooner Enrique Iglesias. The first concert will be held later tonight (Friday) with the second on Saturday night. The pop star looked relaxed as she held on to Emme’s hand wearing a black and white stripe maxi dress, oversized shades and slippers.

Later in the day JLo, Casper and the kids were all smiles as they frolicked in the pool at the luxury hotel where they’re staying during the tour stop. JLo wore a bright yellow frilly bikini showing off her always envious body with her hair wrapped in a bun.

Casper initially appeared to be more laid back sitting on a lounge chair with a tank and shorts before opting to jump in the water to play with Emme. Max is not pictured but his twin Emme maximized her fun with both mommy and Casper.

With American Idol off her plate the active mother of two will jump into the role as executive producer for her new sitcom, “The Fosters” which was picked up by ABC Family. J. Lo’s new show will reportedly center around a large family of multi-ethnic children raised by two mothers. No premiere date on the sitcom.

See more photos of JLo’s poolside fun with her family.

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