Jennifer Lopez Earns Praise For Flying Commercial Like The Rest Of Us
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Among those to applaud Lopez was "View" co-host Sunny Hostin, who said the pop icon's air travel choice "humanized" her.
After weeks of ruthless scrutiny over the state of her marriage and career, Jennifer Lopez appears to be receiving some goodwill from fans once again thanks to a somewhat surprising travel choice.
The pop icon was spotted in the business class section of a commercial Air France flight over the weekend, traveling from Naples, Italy to Paris, where she was set to attend a Christian Dior haute couture runway show.
Images and video published by TMZ show Lopez lining up alongside other passengers to board the plane and, later, appearing to nod off while in a window seat. Her bodyguard occupied the aisle seat in the same row, the tabloid reported.
It’s unclear why Lopez ― whose net worth was recently estimated at around $400 million ― would take a commercial flight rather than a private jet. On social media, however, many applauded her for seemingly making a more environmentally conscious decision.
“Yasss mother is saving planet earth,” one person wrote on X, formerly Twitter.
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