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Jennifer Lopez is ready to move into another mansion following her divorce from Ben Affleck. The Latina icon was spotted house hunting on Saturday in Los Angeles, spending three hours touring multimillion-dollar properties in Brentwood, including one listed for $18 million.
© Backgrid/The Grosby GroupLooking effortlessly stylish and carefree, JLo, who had a surprise GRAMMYS appearance, enjoyed a lollipop while checking out one of the potential new homes. She moved around the estate as she tried to envision her life on one of the new properties.
© The Grosby GroupWill she be near Ben?
© The Grosby GroupIt's pretty common for celebrity exes to wind up in the same neighborhoods. Following Affleck and Lopez's divorce he purchased a $20.5M Pacific Palisades home near his first ex-wife, Jennifer Garner.
© The Grosby GroupGiven Lopez has been spotted looking around Brentwood the last two months, it seems like that's where she has her eyes set. They are neighboring communities, so the exes will likely be anywhere from 5 to 15 minutes away from each other if she chooses Brentwood.
© The Grosby GroupIt will be a fresh start for Lopez and the kids she shares with Marc Anthony's 16-year-old twins, Emme and Max.
© The Grosby GroupUnfinished business
While most people have to wait to sell their current house before buying another one, the "Let's Get Loud" singer seems ready to move on despite the fact that she and ex Ben Affleck have not been able to sell the Beverly Hills mansion they reportedly paid $60.8M cash for in May 2023.
The estate, boasting 12 bedrooms, 24 bathrooms, an indoor sports complex, a sprawling infinity pool, and a full-service spa, was meant to be their forever home.
They first listed the mansion for sale publicly in July 2024 with an asking price of $68 million after renovating the home, and it has stayed on the market since.
© Golden Globes 2024 via Getty ImaIt was reported on January 6 that their divorce was officially finalized. Per PEOPLE, the legal documents indicate that the exes will divide the final sale price of the house between them, but the amounts and percentage each receives will remain confidential.
