Jennifer Lopez worries she can’t re-create her dream wedding
By Reuters
17 January 2021 |
2:50 pm
Jennifer Lopez is worried she and Alex Rodriguez won’t be able to “re-create” their dream wedding, after they had to cancel plans twice due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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