He said: "She was doing bad things to a lot of people. She was doing all this religious bulls**t to me, to Chris Judd, to Puffy Combs (Diddy), and to Marc Anthony.
"We were even doing voodoo when we weren't married. She was doing bad things to a lot of people when we were friends. And I know all this because we did it together to this particularly lady."
J.Lo was granted an injunction against Noa to block him from publishing a tell-all book last week. According to E!Online, Jennifer Lopez obtained an injunction against the book, titled "The Unknown Truth: A Passionate Portrait of a Serial Thriller," which alleged that Noa offered to back off if Jennifer Lopez paid him 5 million dollars.

The case now is scheduled to be solved in court by Sorrell against Noa's lawyer, Robert Vasquez, who filed a six-page document last week denying Jennifer Lopez's allegations that his client's "compliance could be bought for the right price."

She claimed the waiter was breaking a $150,000 agreement signed in 2005 gagging him from speaking about their 11-month marriage, and even asked for a further $5 million to keep quiet.
Ojani told J.Lo's lawyers: "I live in a free country. I can express myself. I can talk and say whatever I want to. No?"

Meanwhile a steamy feature in NY POST, reveals Lopez's some naked secrets. Jennifer Lopez says "I grew up walking 'round naked in my house... I'll be sitting at the breakfast table and everyone's dressed except me. All the people around me are either girls or they're gay, so it doesn't matter," confessed Jennifer Lopez before she wed Marc Anthony.

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