'Stolen without our consent': Jennifer Lopez reacts to LEAKED video from her wedding with Ben Affleck
Fans and the media have been scouring the internet after Jennifer Lopez's wedding with Ben Affleck, hoping to find glimpses of the stunning three-day ceremony. The couple, currently on their honeymoon in Italy, should be enjoying their time with each other. However, to ruin their bliss, a video of the event was leaked online where JLo can be seen serenading her husband and attendees in a special performance of an unreleased track, with the lyrics, "I can't get enough" repeated in the chorus.
The 'Jenny on the Block' singer has now taken to Instagram to share her outrage over the leak, furious that someone had "taken advantage of their private moment" without their consent. She penned a long comment on the now-deleted post, writing, "This was taken without permission. Period." In the viral clip, she was still in one of her wedding dresses, with Affleck sitting on a chair in front of her.
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After the leak, her loyal fans have taken to Twitter and Instagram, asking all those who reposted to video and images to take them down. Some sympathized with her over the invasion of privacy. One user shared a screenshot of Lopez's original comment, adding, "SOME PEOPLE ARE PATHETIC… THE FACT THAT SHE HAD TO COMMENT THIS IS SOO INFURIATING!!!! RESPECT THEIR PRIVACY."
SOME PEOPLE ARE PATHETIC… THE FACT THAT SHE HAD TO COMMENT THIS IS SOO INFURIATING!!!! RESPECT THEIR PRIVACY pic.twitter.com/qdGpvBGAIq
— Annie (@jlostanmuch) August 27, 2022
In her comment, JLo slammed the person who leaked the video, despite security measures taken by the couple. She writes, "I don't know where you all are getting it from bc we had ndas and asked everyone to not share anything from our wedding. That is our choice to share."
While other guests had also shared a couple of images from the ceremony, it can be presumed that those were authorized and had been given the green flag. The video of the performance, on the other hand, was meant to be a secret.
Speaking of her newsletter, where she has been sharing sneak peeks of her dresses, the 53-year-old singer wrote, "Anything I put out private is OnTheJLO and it's ready to share w my fans. Which I will do when I am ready to. This [video] was stolen without our consent and sold for money. Thank you for caring I love you guys."