Jennifer Lopez is not holding back anymore.
During a candid appearance on Brett Goldstein’s Films To Be Buried With podcast, the superstar offered fans a rare glimpse into her unfiltered thoughts on everything from Hollywood crushes to heartbreak and the reality of fame.
One of the most memorable moments came when Lopez discussed her love for the cult classic True Romance. Praising its all-star cast, she admitted she had a soft spot for nearly everyone on screen.
“There are all these seedy characters in this movie. Christian Slater, who works in this record store, who has hallucinations of Elvis, played by Val Kilmer,” Lopez said.
After praising performances from Patricia Arquette, Dennis Hopper, Christopher Walken, Brad Pitt, James Gandolfini and Gary Oldman, she joked, “I would have had s*x with any one of them, which says a lot about the dark side of me. All of them were so f***ing good in this movie.”
The laughter-filled confession quickly became one of the podcast’s standout moments, but Lopez also shifted to more personal territory.
Reflecting on the fame that followed her breakout role in Selena, she recalled feeling overwhelmed when strangers suddenly began recognizing her in public.
“Please don’t attack me,” she says she remembered thinking.
The Atlas star revealed that the experience initially left her defensive and fearful before she relaised fans simply wanted to express their admiration.
Lopez also touched on the emotional aftermath of her 2024 split from Ben Affleck, describing the period as one of reflection and healing. Spending time with family and finding comfort in meaningful films helped her navigate the transition.
If there was one takeaway from the conversation, it was this: whether she’s discussing movie crushes, fame or heartbreak, Lopez is embracing honesty – and fans are getting a much more personal version of the On the Floor hitmaker than ever before.
