After divorce from Ben Affleck, Jennifer Lopez shares her new relationship dealbreakers: "Earn it, respect it, accept all of me" Jennifer Lopez just served up some real-talk wisdom that’s got everyone talking. During her Las Vegas show recently, the 56-year-old superstar sang her 1999 classic “If You Had My Love” but this time, with the confidence of a woman who’s lived every lyric of her superhit song. After high-profile heartbreaks, including her recent divorce from Ben Affleck, J.Lo reflected on the song’s evolution over the years, sharing what her next boyfriend needs to bring to the table.From hopeful young love to powerful self-worth”When I first sang it, I was very young… with a lot of hope,” she told the cheering crowd, as captured in videos shared on social media by her fans. She’s performed it through tears during sad times, joy during happy ones- but now? “I sing it in power.”

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“Because the truth is if you wanted to have my love, you would have to earn it. You would have to treat me right. You would have to respect me. You’d have to accept me for all that I am. You’d have to love me if you wanted my love,” she shared.Hearing this, the crowd can be seen erupting into cheers in the video. It’s a mic-drop moment from a woman who’s dated some of Hollywood’s biggest names and knows her worth inside out.Love is messy – but worth itTalking about love and reflecting upon her past relationships, Lopez further said, “Love is a complicated thing… You can’t have love without heartbreak. That’s what you sign up for.”It is noted that J.Lo has been married four times – first to Ojani Noa (1997-1998), then Cris Judd (2001-2003), Marc Anthony (2004-2014), and most recently Ben Affleck (2022-2025). While her love didn’t survive the test of time, each chapter taught her something valuable.She even poked fun at her journey during the opening night of her new Vegas residency. Referencing her previous “All I Have” shows from a decade ago, she said, “At that time I’d only been married twice… That’s not true. It was only once. Felt like twice. I’m just kidding!” The audience roared with laughter.”It’s over and we’re good,” she added about her past. “The good news is I’m learning and growing. We’re in our happy era right now.”Why J.Lo’s message resonates with manyAt 56, Lopez is redefining what it means to love and age gracefully in the spotlight. She’s not chasing perfection – she’s demanding authenticity. During her concert, she revealed that she still believes in love. Also, her next partner needs to fully accept her and show genuine love that withstands heartbreak.In a world of fleeting connections, J.Lo’s stance feels revolutionary yet timeless. She’s proof that experience leads to wisdom, and heartbreak leads to strength. Whether single or not, her mantra works for everyone: Earn love, give love, be love.