Jennifer Lopez On Leaked Wedding Video Of Her Singing To Ben Affleck: "This Was Stolen"
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Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck's second wedding ceremony was held on August 21, in Georgia.
Singer Jennifer Lopez has issued a strong statement after a video of her and Ben Affleck's Georgia wedding was leaked online. The cellphone footage shows Ms Lopez serenading her husband, and was posted by TMZ. The singer said one of the attendees "took advantage" and "sold" the video for money. The clip was shot during the wedding celebrations that took place from Friday to Sunday. On Friday, there was a rehearsal, the ceremony was held the next day and on Sunday a barbecue, according to Marca.
Those who attended the ceremony were made to sign an confidentiality agreement not to publish any pictured or videos, said the outlet.
But the clips later surfaced online and even used by outlets like TMZ. However, after Ms Lopez issued a statement, the video was deleted from social media and other platforms.
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