During her European tour, Jennifer Lopez stunned fans with a bold, NSFW confession about her sex life—right on stage—as she rolled out new songs seemingly aimed at her ex, Ben Affleck. The superstar candidly shared, “sometimes I like it hard… other days… real slow,” drawing wild cheers and gasps during her set in Italy UNILAD reported.
As the crowd roared at the Lucca Summer Festival, Lopez explained: “Maybe it’s because it’s summertime and it’s hot outside…I feel a little more naughty.” She laughed off the audience’s reaction, teasing them after asking, “You ever feel like that? On those nights… I like it real fast.” The raw honesty electrified social media feeds, with fans dubbing the moment a fearless power move Page Six highlighted.

“Sometimes I get in different moods at night… sometimes I like it hard… other days, I like it real slow.”
These onstage admissions came shortly before she debuted *Up All Night*, a new song layered with lyrics about heartbreak and moving on—widely believed to be aimed at Affleck. Insider reports say her album *Wreckage of You* was deeply inspired by the emotional fallout of their marriage and divorce according to multiple sources. During *Up All Night*, she sings lines like, “I got tired of you breaking me down”—a lyric some believe directly references her former husband CinemaBlend reported.
Ben Affleck, in contrast, has steered clear of pop drama. Describing the split as “embarrassing,” he emphasized there was “no scandal, no intrigue”—calling their divorce an emotionally difficult but honest end to their rekindled relationship. He insisted their differences were rooted in lifestyle, not betrayal or turmoil as PEOPLE reported.
On her recent birthday tour stop in Turkey, Lopez celebrated turning 56 with sparkler-draped cakes and champagne, marking both a milestone and a reassertion of independence post-divorce. She’s reportedly dropped love ballads from her setlist and embraced “anti-love songs,” declaring openly, “I think I’m done with that” when asked about remarrying after multiple failed attempts People reported and IndiaTimes noted.
“I’m done with that,” Lopez declared onstage to dismiss marriage talk once and for all.
Her liberation has come with pushback. Critics—from Megyn Kelly to social media commentators—have branded some stage moves and lyrics as overly sexualized and performative. Still, Lopez appears unbothered, pushing her message that grown women can own their sexuality on their own terms The Sun documented and InStyle highlighted.

Even onstage wardrobe glitches haven’t slowed her. During a concert in Poland, her skirt flew off mid-performance and she quipped, “I’m glad I had underwear on—I don’t usually wear underwear,” turning what’s typically an awkward moment into a display of poise and presence InStyle reported.
Despite the spotlight, Lopez remains unapologetic. Officials connected to Affleck say he’s not responding—viewing the divorce as finalized and part of life’s journey. He reportedly declined to comment on her sultry stage remarks, with insiders suggesting he reads them as “silly theatrics” and refuses to engage publicly reported and PEOPLE noted.
For Lopez, this is a reinvention: a woman realigning her narrative through performance, music, and unapologetic authenticity. Whether fans see her remarks as confidence or camp, she’s clearly rewriting how heartbreak and sexuality intersect onstage—and influencing how post-divorce selfhood can be performed.
As the tour continues across Europe—and with more songs rumored to drop soon—Lopez is proving that her reinvention is not just emotional but musical, sexual, and defiantly public. She’s making it clear: Bennifer is over, and J.Lo’s era is just getting started.