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Jennifer Lopez reveals she suffered from depression during pandemic


She’s opening up about life during quarantine


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Rebecah JacobsWriter
UPDATED NOVEMBER 17, 2020 5:45 PM ESTNOV 17, 2020, 5:45 PM EST

The pandemic has been understandably difficult for a lot of people, and even though celebrities have all the money and space in the world for their quarantining needs, that still doesn’t mean it’s easy to stay cooped up at home for months at a time.

 Jennifer Lopez  has it all: a loving fiancé, beautiful kids, and an enormous home--but just like the rest of us, the pandemic took a toll on her mental health. This week, our Latina Powerhouse  told Spanish-language station El Zol 107.9 that she has suffered from depression.

“You know, it’s not easy. And during this pandemic I think everybody had a moment when they were depressed or they were scared about what was going to happen,” she admitted.

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She went on to say, “I had a lot of moments where I felt really bad, my kids too, everybody in the house. It’s more important on the days that you feel bad that you get up and do something. Do a little workout at home, do something that’s going to make you feel good. Cook something you like, lift yourself up, keep going.”

When the mother of two asked about how her children, Max and Emme were doing, she replied: “(There was a) moment in which Emme, my daughter, came to my bed and was crying, “Why is this happening? I miss my friends. Why is this happening in our life?’”

She continued, saying, “Everything that was going on, and there were protests and a lot of things they were seeing. (I told her) sometimes things need to change, and when things change sometimes it hurts a bit. But it will always be for the good of everyone.”

“Sometimes you have to live those moments and you have to stay strong and grateful in those moments, because we have so much,” she concluded. “We have our health, we’re together, we have love.”

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For someone like Lopez, who has always had such a packed schedule, the pandemic must have been a big change. Still, while her in-person appearances and work may have been cancelled, she’s keeping busy with future projects.

This week, the actress announced she is releasing a skincare line called   JLO Beauty  at the top of the year.

“This isn’t just a passion project, it’s a 30-year dream,” she wrote on Instagram. “I can’t wait to share my skincare secrets with you!! JLO BEAUTY DROPS 1/1/21.”

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Her other projects include the upcoming film  Marry Me , where she stars alongside Owen Wilson and  Maluma . After being pushed back due to COVID-19 restrictions, the film is now scheduled to be released on May 14, 2021.

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