Jennifer Lopez suffers from a serious face injury, obtains stitches during rehearsals for AMA

The love of Jennifer Lopez’s dance could cost one thing. The multi-hyphenate worked hard to perfect her choreography and her voice before her highly anticipated host concert of American music, which marks one of her most public appearances since her divorce from Ben Affleck last year. However, Lopez apparently hit a hitch in his routine when she gave fans a glance at a face injury that required a little more than TLC on Tuesday. The star shared a close look at her injury while revealing that she had to get stitches before her television performance.

“So … it happened,” legend a selfie, which she shared with her Instagram history. Despite a smile on the camera, the star appeared in the tearful eyes as she was holding a bag of ice on her red nose and her right eye. In a second selfie, Lopez withdrew the pack to show a red notch in the painful air on the bridge of his nose, revealing that the injury had been obtained during the repetition of his close -up cluster. Lopez did not share how she was injured, but she will organize and perform during the May 26 event.

THE Marry me The actress later revealed that she had to obtain stitches for the facial injury, but she reassured the fans she healed well by shouting Dr. Diamond to “run (she). On a photo taken with the plastic surgeon of Beverly Hills, Lopez was seen wearing a diving green dress with large hoop earrings, smoked purple eyeshadows and a pink lip shiny. Her face injury barely visible under her shiny makeup, Lopez – who has wearing her scanning hair in a bun with pieces of framing of the face – wrote: “A week later and an entire ice cream and I am also new.”

Lopez has not yet shared what is in reserve for AMA viewers, but when she previously welcomed the show in 2015, she launched the event with a mixture of her greatest successes. Since the singer “Waiting for Tonight” canceled her tour “This is me … Live” last year when she sailed her divorce with Affleck, it will be a welcome performance for fans looking forward to her next tour “Up All: Live in 2025” – Her first in six years – which begins in July.