Jennifer Lopez thinks Brett Goldstein is the “best kisser” she’s ever worked with.
The 56-year-old actress has had her fair share of on-screen smooches over the years, and she insisted their upcoming rom com Office Romance has taken the top spot.
During an appearance on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, she was asked for her favourite on-screen kiss during the show’s Plead The Fifth game.
The chat show host said: “We have George Clooney, Matthew McConaughey, Ralph Fiennes, Richard Gere, Owen Wilson, Josh Lucas, it goes on and on.
“Plus movies which are in the can waiting to come out!”
J-Lo responded: “I’m gonna say my favorite … I just did a movie with Brett Goldstein and I’d say he was the best kisser.”
Elsewhere on the show, the Jenny From The Block hitmaker refused to answer a question regarding rumours about her split from ex-fiance Alex Rodriguez, which came in 2021 after four years together.
She laughed: “You know I really have nothing to say about my personal life anymore. I feel like I’m done with that.”
However, J-Lo did tell SiriusXM’s The Howard Stern Show this week that she doesn’t think she’s ever experience true love.
She told the shock jock radio host: “What I learned, is not that I’m not loveable – it’s that they’re not capable… They don’t have it in them.
“And they gave me what they had. They gave me all of it, every time. All the rings, all the things I could ever want. The houses, the rings, the marriages. All of it. But….”
The Kiss of the Spider-Woman star recently opened up on how her family – including her and ex Marc Anthony’s 17-year-old twins Max and Emme – help her “survive” life in the spotlight.
She told Extra: “My family for me is really the thing that made me who I am, that helps me be able to survive in the chaos of this business. “You know, they know who I am and that’s all that matters to me — my kids, my mom, you know, my loved ones, my team.
“They know who I am, and that for me is such a groundling presence in my life that I’m able to do and withstand so much and stick to the passion of what I love to do and keep my eye on the prize all the time — keep my eye on, you know, the important things, which is love and family, and their support is everything for me.”
