April 5, 2012: Singer/Actress Jennifer Lopez and Casper Smart attend the Planet Dailies And Mixology 101 Grand Opening held at Planet Dailies Mixology 101 in Los Angeles, California. (2012 Getty Images)
There will be no wedding bells for Jennifer Lopez anytime soon.
Once again, rumors were spreading in the entertainment and social media world last month as JLO was seen with some shiny bling-bling on her ring finger.
The Puerto Rican superstar used her blog to quiet down the speculation.
"Rumors!!! Don't be fooled by the rocks that I got. No engagement!" Lopez wrote, making a reference to her 2002 smash single, “Jenny From the Block.”
In early March, the same rumors made its rounds online after Lopez tweeted to designer Roberto Cavalli asking for a “very special” wedding dress.
Cavalli wasted no time in tweeting the details about the conversation he had with JLO “for her next wedding.”
“I think… red like fire,” Cavalli posted on his Twitter account, according to entertainment site Peopleenespanol.com.
One thing is certain, the comments are no longer visible on neither Cavalli or JLO’s Twitter feeds.
Neither have spoken out about the Twitter exchange.
Lopez, 42, and her man, Casper Smart, 25, began their relationship last November, just four months after she and ex-hubby Marc Anthony announced they were ending their seven-year marriage.
Jennifer Lopez's creative partner and manager Benny Medina says he is concerned for the star's inability to sustain a “healthy relationship.”
In the April Vogue issue, Medina admits he wants Lopez to change her dating habits and take it slowly.
“The thing that I always sort of wished is that she would give herself time to just naturally meet someone, instead of having obsessive guys pursue her,” Medina revealed to the publication.
“The ease with which that obsession becomes a relationship I think sometimes works against her ability to have a real meaningful relationship."
Medina also said that Lopez that is into ‘serial monogamy.’
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