Jennifer Lopez, Alex Rodriguez deny reported split
After rumors swirled on Friday, that the singer, Jennifer Lopez and her fiancé, Alex Rodriguez had broken up, the pair in a joint statement announced that all the reports are inaccurate.

The couple just released a joint statement regarding those breakup reports and stated that they never officially broke up and talked about it and are still together.
“All the reports are inaccurate. We are working through some things,” the pair said in the statement.
"We hit a rough patch. But were not broken up," the couple added.
It was initially reported that the superstar couple was still planning their wedding, having had to delay their original plans because of the pandemic.
But on Friday, multiple outlets, reported that Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez had broken up and called off their engagement.
The pair are currently in different cities, as Lopez is filming a new movie in the Dominican Republic, and Rodriguez is working as the sports commentator in Florida.
The duo began dating in 2017 announced their engagement in March 2019 and both had to postpone their wedding twice due to COVID-19.

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