Jennifer Lopez vows to stop flashing her flesh

Jennifer Lopez has vowed to stop flashing her flesh.
The Latin star, famed for her curvaceous rear, insists she is ready to cover
up her beautiful body because she is bored with being viewed as a sex
symbol.
Lopez, who is married to singer Marc Anthony, told Harper's Bazaar magazine:
"I'm going to start wearing clothes that are closed up to the neck with
bows!

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"That going out and being glam thing gets old fast. People keep saying to
me, 'You're not out there anymore.' And I say, 'That's because I don't want
to be!'"
J.Lo designs her own fashion range, Sweetface, and says she wants to devote
more time to her clothes line.
Meanwhile, Lopez's ex-fiancé Ben Affleck has admitted he is glad he didn't
marry her.
The 'Hollywoodland' actor - who is now married to actress Jennifer Garner
and has a baby daughter, Violet, with her - insists he is relieved his
relationship with J.Lo fell apart because his life was becoming "miserable".
Affleck recently said: "I should never have got engaged and never gone down
that route. I thought I wanted certain things, but I didn't. I got lost and
felt suffocated, miserable and gross. I had to stop and think, 'What am I
doing with my life?'"

In other news, Jennifer Lopez is the executive producer of a gritty new drama series about a gang leader who becomes a defense attorney.

The actress/singer has been given script commitment by Fox studios for ‘Brethren’, a series that is loosely based on the life of Isaac Guillen, a former gangbanger who puts his multiple-felony past behind him and becomes a defense attorney.

In a statement, JLo revealed that it was the "fine line the character must walk" between his professional life, and his personal one, is what first got her interested in the concept.

"What interested me was the fine line the character must constantly walk in terms of both his professional and personal life, and the fact that it comes from a true-life story makes it all the more compelling," Zap2it quoted her, as saying.

Guillen's life is complicated by the fact that his colleagues think he's corrupt and his clients believe he's corruptible.