Jennifer Lopez is entering 2026 with a new perspective on love following her high-profile divorce from Ben Affleck.

The superstar recently opened up about what she is looking for in a future partner—and what she will no longer tolerate. After four divorces, Lopez says her primary “dealbreaker” is a lack of self-awareness. She noted that signing the divorce papers was “the best thing” for her personal growth.

Choosing self-love

“I am not the same person I was last year,” Lopez explained. She emphasized that integrity and empathy are now non-negotiable qualities. While she credited Affleck for his work on their film production, she admitted that the “summer of lessons” helped her embrace her independence.

North West is continuing to push the boundaries of her personal style at just 12 years old.

The eldest daughter of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West took to TikTok to debut a series of bold new looks, including a bridge piercing and custom vampire-fang grillz by celebrity artist Johnny Dang. In the clips, North also showcased a massive 106-carat diamond pendant.

Mixed reactions

The transformation has sparked a divide among followers. While many gushed over her “creative and iconic” look, others expressed concern that the pre-teen is looking “too grown” for her age. Regardless of the feedback, North seemed thrilled with her “vampire era” makeover.

Jesy Nelson has shared the “heartbreaking” news that her infant twin daughters, Ocean and Story, have been diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) Type 1.

The former Little Mix singer posted an emotional video on Sunday revealing that the diagnosis came after months of “grueling” appointments. Doctors have informed Nelson and her fiance, Zion Foster, that the twins may never walk or regain neck strength.

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Fighting the odds

“I truly believe my girls will fight all the odds,” Nelson stated. She is now using her platform to raise awareness about the signs of SMA, such as “floppiness” and rapid breathing. The twins have already begun treatment, which Nelson credits with saving their lives, as the condition can be fatal if left untreated.