Jennifer Lopez Embarrassingly Caught In 4K Using Facetune Filters In Christmas Post

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There’s simply no denying that Jennifer Lopez looks incredible for her age at 56-years-old. It’s also fair to assume, however, that she’s had some help in doing that.

Over the Christmas holiday, Jennifer Lopez shared a selfie to social media to celebrate the holiday, captioning the photo “Merry Christmas one and all!”.

Instead of the kind words or considerable cleavage, however, what most people noticed was how curved Lopez’s iPhone was in the photo — a clear tell that it was edited with a face-editing app.

Jennifer Lopez gets caught using Facetune filters in selfie photo that she shared on social media on Christmas Day

After a difficult 2024 that saw her released a widely-panned album (This Is Me… Now), star in one of the year’s worst films (Netflix’s Atlas) and get divorced from Ben Affleck, Lopez rebounded a bit this year with her a largely role in Kiss of the Spider Woman. Kiss of the Spider Woman, though, was a massive box office bomb, making just $2 million against a $20 million budget.

Currently, Lopez is filming the movies Office Romance — which was written and co-stars Ted Lasso breakout Brett Goldstein (Roy Kent) — and The Last Mrs. Parrish, which is being directed by Back to the Future, Forrest Gump, Cast Away and Flight filmmaker Robert Zemeckis.

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Based in New York City, Eric Italiano is BroBible's Senior Editor & Social Media Manager with over a decade in digital media. He covers entertainment, pop culture, film, and sports, and built the site's film junket and celebrity interview presence, speaking with A-listers such as Pedro Pascal, Scarlett Johansson, Nicolas Cage, Ana de Armas, The Rock, and many more. You can contact him via email at eric@brobible.com
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