A new Jennifer Lopez, Alex Rodriguez story suggests that the former baseball star might have a problem with his future wife getting a little too steamy in her role in the movie, “Hustlers.” Of course, since J-Lo’s role in the film is that of a stripper, it only makes sense that she would make use of her famous physical assets. However, some reports are suggesting that the songstress is a little too good at it.
This particular Jennifer Lopez, Alex Rodriguez claim is courtesy of the National Enquirer, Gossip Cop reports. In a spectacular example of unbelievably bad writing, the tabloid magazine asserts that the role of a stripper for his fiancée is too much for the former athlete. The outlet even quotes a supposed source with knowledge about the situation.
“A-Rod’s always insisted he couldn’t get enough of Jennifer’s insanely hot figure, but it’s becoming clear that he wants her for his eyes only,” the supposed source reported said.
“Alex knew she was going to play a stripper, but after seeing her pole dancing and barely there outfits, he’s freaking out over all the men who will be leering at his woman. He’s made it clear that once they’re married, he’d much prefer J.Lo turn down these kinds of roles. Jen wants him to butt out – or else!”
Of course, these statements could not be further from the truth or quality writing, for that matter. Apart from the Jennifer Lopez, Alex Rodriguez pair being made out to be bratty kids, the matter was debunked by an actual source close to the couple. Simply put, the two are completely comfortable with the singer playing a stripper in a film and quite well, at that.
The Jennifer Lopez, Alex Rodriguez dynamic has withstood worse situations before and it was already affirmed that the role will have no negative impacts on their relationship. This holds true now as it did then.


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