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Jennifer Lopez, 56, could not hold back her emotions as she spoke about a major life change approaching for her family. The singer and actress revealed that her 16-year-old twins, Max and Emme, are getting ready to move out of her sprawling $18 million mansion to head off to college. In a candid moment, Lopez admitted the thought of an empty nest has hit her hard.
She described the upcoming transition as bittersweet, acknowledging how proud she is of her children but also struggling with the reality of them leaving home. Lopez fought back tears while sharing how quiet the house will feel without them. The twins, whom she shares with ex-husband Marc Anthony, have grown up in the spotlight, but Lopez has always tried to give them a normal upbringing.
Now, as they prepare for the next chapter, she is facing the emotional weight of letting go. Lopez said she is trying to focus on the excitement of their future rather than the sadness of their departure. Still, she admitted that walking past their empty rooms will be tough. For now, she is cherishing every last moment together before they head off on their own journeys.
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