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While stepping out of her hotel in Paris, Jennifer Lopez stopped to tell photographers to “stop acting crazy” after they followed her to take pictures. 👀
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She’s still Jenny from the block.
Jennifer Lopez scolded the “crazy” paparazzi in a tense video captured at Paris Fashion Week.
According to a video shared online, the “Selena” actress was walking through the streets of the City of Light when a group of photographers began to swarm around her.
“Guys, can you stop acting crazy?” she said to the group.
“Relax. Nobody’s running anywhere. We’re not doing anything,” the hitmaker, 57, added
“You can take a quick breath.”
After of the paparazzi blamed “the heat” for their behavior, the mom of two allowed them to photogrpah her.
During the outing, the “Anaconda” star stunned in a spaghetti strap lace dress that she paired with white scrunch socks and a pair of black leather loafers.
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Lopez wore her honey brown locs clipped up in the back with two pieces hanging down the front of her face.
The pop star has been killing it with her fashion looks during her time in Paris.
On Wednesday, Lopez sat front row as she attended Stella McCartney’s fashion show as a part of RTW Spring/Summer 2027.
The “On The Floor” songstress rocked a faux-fur shawl over the British designer’s layered Sable midi dress.
She also paired her look with a black veil and sat with an umbrella.
Several other stars attended the fashion show, inclduing Kelsea Ballerini, Miranda Kerr, Natalia Bryant, Sabrina Elba, Kat Graham and many more.
The McCartney’s show centered on an ocean conservation theme with the provocative tagline, “Sea life, not seafood.”
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