Jennifer Lopez famous singer and actress, make herself clear about what she is in different question in InStyle magazine. She said about her gift for her husband, Marc Anthony, birthday was singing.
“I sang Streisand’s ‘My Man’ to Marc at his 40th birthday party. It was a perfect song to sing to him. I even made him a recording so he could play it in the car.”
She may look beautiful as she always has, but the star says she’s been transformed since becoming a mother to her twins, 18-month-old Max and Emme, and really loves to what she is become.
“There’s nothing as huge as giving birth to another human being and having to be responsible for another life,” Lopez tells InStyle, for its September, 15th-Anniversary issue. “There’s you before kids, and there’s you after kids – and they’re not the same you.”
Jennifer Lopez, who celebrated turning 40 with a blowout bash in July, says her outlook on all aspects of life – from her music to relationships and business ventures – has shifted gears.
“[Parenthood] totally changes your perspective on everything,” says Lopez. “You don’t come first anymore. There’s somebody else you care more about than yourself.”
For the active entrepreneur, that means cutting down on work and stepping down from the “hamster wheel,” a previous lifestyle that was all about deadlines – a whirl in which she “felt like I couldn’t say no.”
“I’m at a point in my life when I just don’t feel the need to put out anything unless I totally, absolutely feel it says what I want to say,” Lopez says about her music career. She has, however, received inspiration from her twins – especially Max, whose first few steps inspired the proud mom to write a song.
Even knows that computer is capable to make her life easier and could see what she could not see before, she admits that she is terrible with computer, “I never go near one; I don’t like them. I barely know how to log on, so I’m never online.”
A loving mom told about how understanding her husband is, he knew that Jennie from the Block is like the quiet and don’t like the dark, then he does the last to sleep.
“Marc always turns off the lights after he comes to bed. I’m usually sleeping—or he waits till I fall asleep and then turns them off.”
