Jennifer Lopez’s 6 Engagement Rings and the Cost of Each Luxurious Setting
Most of Jennifer Lopez’s love life has been in the spotlight.
The singer known as JLo has been engaged six times and a new ring was placed on her finger with each proposal. Among the six engagements, she walked down the aisle four times.
Lopez’s first marriage was to Ojani Noa in 1997. Noa was a waiter when the couple wed. Their relationship was over less than a year after they tied the knot.
Read on for a deeper dive into each of Lopez’s engagements and the rings she received with each new commitment.
- Ojani Noa
- Cris Judd
- Ben Affleck
- Marc Anthony
- Alex Rodriguez
Ojani Noa and Lopez got married in 1997 and divorced in 1998.
Upon their initial meeting, Noa was a model and a waiter at a Cuban restaurant in Miami, according to Harper’s Bazaar.
Noa proposed with a $100,000 diamond ring, according to Town & Country.
Lopez, who was 28 years old at the time, wore a lace floor-lengthed gown to their wedding and her hair was tied up tight in a bun with white flowers clipped in.
After their divorce, several lawsuits were brought to court between the two, including Noa reportedly suing Lopez for breach of contract after she fired him from managing a restaurant she opened, according to Harper’s Bazaar.
Lopez met her next husband, Cris Judd, on the set of her “Love Don’t Cost a Thing” music video which was released in 2000. The couple married on Oct. 3, 2001, and Lopez filed for divorce in 2002.
The music video dancer proposed to the superstar singer with an emerald cut ring worth six-figures, according to Town & Country.
The couple’s engagement made headlines as Judd proposed just a couple of months after they started dating and Lopez was newly out of a relationship with Sean Combs, otherwise known as “P. Diddy.” Lopez wore a long sleeved Valentino gown and a veil to her wedding with Judd.
The two were married for less than a year but attended a number of red carpet events alongside each other.
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