Jane Fonda Gives Jennifer Lopez Her Honest Opinion On Renewed Ben Affleck Romance
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The singer's "Monster-in-Law" co-star offered some urgent marriage advice in a phone call captured in Lopez's new documentary.
Jane Fonda isn’t one to mince words — even when it comes to Jennifer Lopez.
The outspoken Oscar winner recently appeared in “The Greatest Love Story Never Told,” a documentary about Lopez making her latest album, “This Is Me…Now,” and its accompanying music film.
Fonda shared “concern” about Lopez’s rekindled relationship with Ben Affleck.
The newlyweds famously dated previously in the early 2000s, but endured so much tabloid fodder and attention that “Bennifer” broke off their engagement in 2004. Fonda, who starred opposite Lopez in “Monster-in-Law” (2005), is now worried about a potential repeat.
“First of all, I want you to know that — I don’t entirely know why — but I feel invested in you and Ben, and I really, really, really want this to work,” she tells Lopez over the phone in a scene from the documentary, which premiered Tuesday on Prime Video.
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