Jennifer Lopez Teases New Music from Her Upcoming Romantic Comedy 'Marry Me'
During an interview on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Jennifer Lopez revealed that she recorded "six or eight" new songs for the Marry Me soundtrack.
- During an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon Friday night, Jennifer Lopez revealed that she has new music coming out.
- The 50-year-old singer and actress says she has "six or eight" new songs on the soundtrack for her upcoming rom-com, Marry Me.
- J.Lo's costar, Maluma, also has "two or three" tracks on the soundtrack, she says.
Jennifer Lopez is already working on her next chapter.
The multi-talented singer and actress, who is fresh off her show-stopping Super Bowl halftime performance, stopped by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to talk about her next project: a romantic comedy called Marry Me, costarring Maluma and Owen Wilson.
During the interview, J.Lo casually revealed that she also did a whole album to accompany the movie.
"They're just putting the first cut together, and I did an album with this movie," J.Lo explained. "So there's a whole—all new songs and all new music with it. So it's exciting...I think I have like six or eight songs and Maluma does two or three."
As if that weren't enough to get excited about, J.Lo didn't shoot down the idea of embarking on a full tour for her new music.
"Maybe? The Marry Me Tour? You know what? I could do that," she said when Fallon asked about the possibility of touring the album. "But not this year. Not this year."
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