Jennifer Lopez shouted at paparazzi for getting too close to her kid, Emme, as they attended a black-tie Broadway event on Sunday night. A source revealed to Page Six about the series of events that triggered the incident when J.Lo and the teenager tried to exit New York City’s Ethel Barrymore Theater. With her instant reaction, the star proved she won’t let paps get close to her children, with the source mentioning she went full “mama bear” mode.
Jennifer Lopez reportedly yelled at paparazzi for accosting her kid
According to Page Six, Jennifer Lopez shouted at the paparazzi for accosting her kid while heading out of the Ethel Barrymore Theater in NYC. The duo attended the Broadway premiere of “Othello” on Sunday night when the reported incident occurred between her and a paparazzi. The source mentioned seeing a “huge paparazzi camera” come between the actor and Emme while the photographer pushed the lens right into the teenager’s face. This prompted the mom of two to yell at the cameraman, going full “mama bear.”
The singer later recapped her and Emme’s gorgeous outfits and the Othello premiere in an Instagram post. In the caption, she called her 17-year-old kid “the best date ever” while the photos flaunted their spectacular time at the event. Moreover, Lopez appeared to be wearing a stunning body-fitted ensemble from Zuhair Murad that comprised an embellished cropped top and a matching slinky skirt with a dramatic hemline. The turtleneck top consisted of full sleeves and structured shoulders and was cropped just enough to show off her toned physique.
Besides getting protective of her kid, Jennifer Lopez spent a wholesome evening with the teen. The duo nearly coordinated their attires and posed outside the venue. In some videos, Lopez and Emme also goofed around while getting their glam on for the evening. The 17-year-old styled a pinstriped pantsuit and looked quite classy posing next to the star, who looked cozy in a fluffy coat. Lopez shares her children — twins Emme and Max — with her ex-husband, Marc Anthony.