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    Jennifer Lopez reveals she has TWO islands in her kitchen and framed photo of her and Ben Affleck at $60M Bel Air mansion

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    Jennifer Lopez Offers a Glimpse Inside $60 Million Bel Air Mansion

    Jennifer Lopez has given fans another fun look inside the $60million Bel Air, California mansion she shares with husband Ben Affleck. On Sunday the 54-year-old diva was seen in a video she posted to Instagram where she was serving up her drink brand Delola while saying she was stocked up for the Super Bowl

    Jennifer Lopez delighted fans with another peek inside her lavish $60 million Bel Air mansion, sharing a video on Instagram where she showcased her drink brand, Delola, in preparation for the Super Bowl. The 54-year-old diva gave viewers a tour of her spacious ivory kitchen, complete with two roomy islands adorned with white roses and an oversized vase.

    In doing so the This Is Me... Now crooner gave a good look at her spacious ivory kitchen. The Hustlers actress had not one, but two roomy islands in the massive chef's kitchen where white roses were placed in an oversized vase

    In the video, Lopez was seen retrieving Delola from a massive wine cooler, hinting at the luxurious lifestyle within her California abode. The kitchen also featured personal touches, such as a poster from the 1936 movie “Desire” starring Gary Cooper and Marlene Dietrich, as well as a framed photo of her and husband Ben Affleck at a red carpet event.

    Here is a look at Lopez's spread. A zero edge pool is located behind the main house and overlooks the canyon below. The pool is about three times larger than the average pool

    Her sprawling estate boasts a zero-edge pool overlooking the canyon below, about three times larger than the average pool, and adorned with several long white lounge chairs. Lopez’s new album, “This Is Me… Now,” reflects her rekindled romance with Affleck, with a film accompanying the release set to debut on February 16, 2024.

    Last month Lopez was seen by the L-shaped swimming pool in the backyard of the mansion

    Luxury Living in the Bel Air Mansion

    This scene was also shot in her back yard on the side of her big home

    Lopez’s Bel Air mansion, purchased earlier this year for $60.85 million, boasts opulent features, including 12 bedrooms, 24 bathrooms, and a 12-car garage. The newly rebuilt and expanded estate sits on a 5-acre promontory, offering panoramic views of the surrounding hills.

    In November the singer was promoting her new album This Is Me... Now as she walked on the lawn

    The mansion includes a one-of-a-kind indoor sports complex with basketball and pickleball courts, a boxing ring, and a gym. Additionally, there’s a 5,000 square-foot guest penthouse, a caretaker house, and a two-bedroom guard house on the grounds.

    With a view of hills: It was not located in her dining room, but rather in the backyard of her home, which had a view of her infinity pool and lawn

    Lopez has been actively sharing glimpses of her luxurious lifestyle on social media, from showcasing her Thanksgiving table adorned with eucalyptus leaves and Hermes plates to enjoying her own alcohol brand, Delola, in the comfort of her lavish home.

    The queen outside her palace: Here the former Fly Girl is seen outside the front of her home before heading to an event last month

    Despite previously exploring other properties in the Pacific Palisades area, including a $64 million mansion and a $34.5 million home, Lopez and Affleck settled on their Bel Air abode, a testament to their refined taste and extravagant living.

    In bed: Her bedroom is also white as she has white sheets and a gold-and-white headboard in October

    As the Hollywood power couple continues to settle into their dream home, fans eagerly anticipate more glimpses into their glamorous life in Bel Air, where luxury meets romance in the epitome of celebrity living.

    Nice view: In this clip the swimming pool and lawn can be seen

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