[SIZE=7]Jennifer Lopez poses nude for the cover art of new single, wows fans: ‘Bold and beautiful’…[/SIZE][SIZE=6]The ‘In The Morning’ singer’s only accessory was her diamond engagement ring[/SIZE]
The singer, 51, shared the cover art of her new single Wednesday on social media which featured Lopez completely naked as she bends over with her hand on her knee.
“Surprise! Here’s the official cover art for #InTheMorning Single drops Friday,” she captioned the image which highlighted Lopez’s muscular physique.
The “Hustlers” star’s hair was styled in a lob and Lopez’s only accessory was her huge diamond ring from fiancé Alex Rodriguez. The photo was taken by famed photographers Mert & Marcus.
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Her fans went into a frenzy in the comments section. “This cover is bold and beautiful,” one person wrote.
“If this doesn’t break the internet nothing will,” wrote fitness expert Tracy Anderon.
Gushed another fan, “The baddest chick in the game!!!”
“Goals and respect for life. So many years have gone by and yet, here you are continuing to be better every year. That’s inspiring!” complimented someone else.
“Are you kidding me???” joked a fan.
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Recently, Lopez spoke about being a role model for young boys and girls.
“As a Latina and as a woman, we have to work twice as hard to get the opportunities, sometimes my big dreams and my ambitions, it made the people around me nervous,” she said while accepting the People’s Icon of 2020 accolade during the E! People’s Choice Awards earlier this month.
“The true measure is inspiring girls in all ages and all colors, from all over the world, to know you can do whatever want, as many things as you want and to be proud of who you are no matter where you come from,” Lopez described. “I want them to know your dreams are limited only by your imagination, determination and their willingness to never give up.”
[SIZE=7]Why ‘WAP’ “Freaks Men the Hell Out”[/SIZE]
WAP= wet as punani…
Between her remix with Beyoncé, her hit song with Cardi B, and her debut album Good News, there is no rising star who had a bigger year than Megan Thee Stallion.
But for some, Megan’s hot girl image, knees of steel, and explicit lyricism became a battle cry for misogyny, from conservatives to old hip hop icons alike. On its way to becoming the biggest hit of the year, Megan and Cardi’s ode to female pleasure “WAP” sent many clutching their pearls.
In a new interview with [I]GQ[/I], the Houston rapper explains why people feel threatened by women like herself, who are owning their bodies and unabashedly seeking pleasure.
“Some people just don’t know what to do when a woman is in control and taking ownership of her own body,” Meg told the magazine. “I feel like for a long time men felt like they owned sex and now women are saying, “Hey, this is for me. I want pleasure. This is how I want it or don’t want it,” it freaks men the hell out. It just comes from a place of fear and insecurity, like why would anyone be mad about my WAP? It belongs to me.”
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Despite the haters, this Houston hottie overcame the many challenges of 2020 and earned four Grammy nominations.
“I have had such a crazy year, I don’t think it’s even fully sunk in yet. Every single moment has been so important and special to me,” Megan told GQ. “I’d say the biggest surprise was getting four Grammy nominations…I really had no idea it was coming. It’s like, damn, your girl is Grammy-nominated, not once but four times! It really caught me off guard and I’m so grateful for the recognition.”
Cardi B also recently addressed the backlash against “WAP” while accepting her award for Billboard’s Woman of the Year.
“I’m just grateful and thankful that the song that I actually did put out this year, which was ‘WAP,’ featuring Megan Thee Stallion, not only was it an amazing song that broke so many records, but it was a conversation that I never thought was going to be so big,” she said. “It pissed off a whole bunch of Republicans for no reason. It was just weird."