JLO: I Want Children With Casper!

HOLLYWOOD, CA - MAY 14: Dancer Casper Smart and actress Jennifer Lopez arrive at the premiere of Lionsgate's "What To Expect When You're Expecting" held at Grauman's Chinese Theatre on May 14, 2012 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images) (2012 Getty Images)

Jennifer Lopez says she would not mind a visit from the stork, since she is open to have more babies, this time with her latest boyfriend Beau Casper Smart.

According to a report from the British paper The Sun, Lopez, 43, revealed she wants to extend her family before her biological clock stops ticking with her 25-year-old man.

“I haven’t closed shop in that department,” the superstar told The Sun. “I don’t know, we have to see — we only have so many years that you can do that.”

Lopez shares four-year-old twins Max and Emme with ex-husband, crooner Marc Anthony.
The two announced they would be filing for divorce last July.

The couple, both of Puerto Rican descent, married in 2004. They tied the knot less than a week after his divorce with Dayanara Torres was finalized.

It’s Lopez’s third marriage, his second.

Despite the bumps in the road that JLO has had with failed marriages, she has a lot more love to give.

“I am a lover. I mean, at my core I feel like that’s such a big part of my personality — and a part of why I do what I do — because I have so much to say on that subject,” Lopez told The Sun.

“I feel like that’s what my life is about.”

Earlier this year while Lopez confessed that it would be a "blessing" to be a mother once again and said that she was open to adopting a child in a meeting with the press in Los Angeles to present her latest film, this one based on the best-seller about pregnancy "What To Expect When You're Expecting."

During the press conference she also revealed details about how she fared during her pregnancy with twins Emme and Max, the physical changes she experienced, her memory losses, her post partum depression and how motherhood changed her life.

"I want them to be well, that is the main thing for me. The rest will come later. I'm going day by day," Lopez, who said she had "my hands full" with raising her children and was relying on the support of "a big family."