Don't be fooled by the rocks that she's got. Even though Jennifer Lopez has been engaged six times and walked down the aisle four, throughout her colourful love life she has amassed an impressive collection of engagement rings worth a whopping $17 million.
The On The Floor hitmaker, 52, officially called it quits on her marriage to Ben Affleck after the singer filed for divorce herself on Tuesday - the same day as the estranged couple's second wedding anniversary.
And given her history it is likely the actress will keep her 'lucky' green $5.6M engagement diamond from Ben.
Adding to her collection, the stunning piece of jewellery will join an ever growing collection alongside the pink rock Ben gave her 20 years ago, as well as the rings from former husbands Marc Anthony, Cris Judd, Ojani Noa and former fiancé Alex Rodriguez.
Back in 2022, J Lo revealed on "The Zane Lowe Show" they were both so head over heels in love on their second go-around that Ben had "not.going.anywhere.” engraved on her engagement ring as a constant reminder of his commitment.
Jen said Ben even signed off his emails with the same message when they reconnected after 2 decades apart ... and the phrase meant so much to her she named one of the tracks on her recent album "This Is Me... Now" after it.
After JLo filed for divorce on their two-year anniversary, it's pretty clear that she's going somewhere, and it's not with Ben.
Marilyn Chinitz, who is the matrimonial partner at Blank Rome LLP, weighed in on why they believe the 55-year-old A-lister handled the legal matter on her own instead of going through her attorney.
Here's what she told People : 'I think that she most likely just wanted to get this done, [that] there was a lot of hesitation and hemming and hawing back and forth, and it's a statement, 'I'm moving forward, I'm filing and I'm doing it on my own.'
The legal expert also added that they believe it is likely the former power couple are 'probably working with a mediator.'
Chinitz has no connection to the case but believes that the move was done as a way to prove she is ready to move on.
They said: 'I think it's a real statement from her saying, "I'm moving forward. Counsel or no counsel on filing."'
As for the report that there was no prenuptial agreement in place, the legal expert believes it would be 'extremely unusual' if that were actually the case.
Chinitz said: 'The only time that you see people not having a prenup is when they've put most of their assets in trust for their children, and those trusts have been established and they wouldn't be part of the community [property].'
The lawyer also said that whether or not the divorce is amicable will be dictated by Ben's next public move.
They said: 'I think the next step is to see how he [Affleck] responds, and I think that will give us a clue as to what's going on.'
Engaged six times? At this point I'm just waiting for Teresa Giudice to flip a table and call Hennifer a prostitution whore.
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