J.Lo Shares New Photos Of Twins Max And Emme For Mother's Day
The superstar showed major social media love for her twins and her own mother all weekend long.
Jennifer Lopez celebrated Mother's Day with her family by her side.
Yesterday, the "On the Floor" singer shared a series of photos featuring her 13-year-old twins, Max and Emme Muñiz, as well as her mother, Guadalupe Rodriguez, enjoying a Mother's Day brunch at a restaurant. In the images, Lopez wears a cream-colored shirt with her hair pulled back in a sleek ponytail, revealing her signature hoop earrings, and poses alongside her twins and mom for an impromptu family photo shoot.
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"#MothersDay with my mommy and coconuts! 💕🥥🥥," Lopez captioned the series.
Lopez shared another Mother's Day tribute over the weekend, this time posting a special JLo Beauty–produced video featuring her daughter and mother, with a caption reflecting on the life lessons she's learned since becoming a mom.
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"It was my mom who instilled in us at a very young age that we could do anything," Lopez wrote. "This was something that has really stayed with me. Being a mom is my greatest joy, and today I think about my mommy and all the moms out there. This is your day, and I hope you are surrounded by love, gratitude and appreciation…enjoy it! #HappyMothersDay #IGotItFromMyMama #MamaGlowsBest"
The superstar also shared a sweet moment with her mother last weekend while filming her two performances for Global Citizen's Vax Live benefit concert. During her performance of "Sweet Caroline," Lopez brought out her mother to sing onstage with her.
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"What an incredible and sweet moment to be singing live on stage in front of an audience at #VaxLive with my mother. Thank you @glblctzn for having me! Happy Mother’s Day!!!" wrote Lopez on Instagram.
This article originally appeared on Harper's BAZAAR US