Jennifer Lopez cuts a boss look in black Chanel belt as she and Alex Rodriguez shop for commercial real estate in LA
Jennifer Lopez recently celebrated the holidays with fiancé Alex Rodriguez and their big family.
Days later, it appears that the power couple is getting ready to make another big purchase.
J.Lo cut a boss look in black Sunday as they looked at commercial real estate in Los Angeles.
Power couple: Jennifer Lopez cut a boss look in black Sunday as she and fiancé Alex Rodriguez looked at commercial real estate in Los Angeles
The 50-year-old donned a black turtleneck sweater tucked into a pair of black leather joggers.
It was paired with a black ankle-length top coat, which flowed in the wind as they walked.
She completed the look with large square frameless sunglasses, gold hoop earrings, a gold-buckled Chanel belt and white sneakers.
Lopez held hands with her fiancé as they looked at a few properties around Hollywood.
Boss vibes: The 50-year-old donned a black turtleneck sweater tucked into a pair of black leather joggers with a black ankle-length top coat
No mistletoe: The couple previously donned matching buffalo flannel pajamas as they celebrated Christmas with family
The couple previously donned matching buffalo flannel pajamas as they celebrated Christmas with family.
They shared a kiss in one photo, captioned: ‘Don’t need no mistletoe… Merry Christmas everyone!!! I love you and wish you all the happiest most beautiful holiday ever.’
Not much is known about their upcoming nuptials, although A-Rod recently teased on GMA: ‘I got one clue for y’all. One wedding clue. It’s gonna be a long flight.’
Meanwhile, Lopez revealed some marriage wisdom imparted to her from Ruth Bader Ginsberg on CBS: ‘She said, “It’s good to be a little deaf sometimes.” And I was like, “Oh okay.”
‘She’s like, “An unkind word, people are not perfect. Sometimes, you know, you just have to let it go.”‘
Marriage advice: Ahead of their nuptials, Lopez recently revealed some marriage wisdom imparted to her from Ruth Bader Ginsberg on CBS: ‘She’s like, “An unkind word, people are not perfect. Sometimes, you know, you just have to let it go”‘