Jennifer Lopez has confessed ‘This Is Me… Now’ could be her last ever album.
The ‘On The Floor’ hitmaker, 54, has admitted her new record – which is all about her relationship with Hollywood actor husband Ben Affleck, 51, and drops on Friday, February 16 – feels like an “end of an era” and the “beginning of a new one”.
She told ‘Entertainment Tonight’: “We did a bunch of different album covers.
“We try to do stuff that’s very special for the fans and do collector’s items and things like that that they can have forever and ever. The truth is I don’t even know if I’ll ever make another album after this. It’s such the kind of quintessential kind of Jennifer Lopez J.Lo project and I really feel very fulfilled, so they really will be collector’s items at a certain point.”
She further explained: “I feel like it’s the end of a kind of an era for me and the beginning of a new one, so I would never say never, but right now I feel like I really put my heart and soul into this and I’m very excited and it definitely took a lot out of me.”
‘This Is Me… Now’ is a follow-up to 2002’s ‘This Is Me… Then’.
However, the ‘Marry Me’ star’s last studio album was 2014’s ‘A.K.A.’.
Meanwhile, Jennifer recently dropped a huge hint she could be set for her first global tour in 12 years.
The ‘Jenny from the Block’ singer and actress believes her upcoming record is well “suited” to a “live experience”.
She told Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1: “I kept telling my team, I was like, ‘You have to understand, I’m going to perform these songs. I’m going to bring them to life onstage, and it needs to be down in the ground. We got to dig. And they understood it and they gave it to me.
“I really want to [tour]. I believe that there’s nothing that’s more suited to being live and having a live experience than this record.
“I don’t have any official kind of ‘this is it right now,’ but I am very keen to get out there and perform this music for sure.”
Jennifer’s last big run of shows was her ‘It’s My Party Tour’ in 2019, when she played gigs in the US, Canada, Israel, Russia, Turkey, Spain, and Egypt.
