Jennifer Lopez, the Hollywood superstar known for her incredible acting, singing, and dancing skills, has recently made a painful admission about one of her movies.

In an interview with USA Today, she talks about her experience filming the action movie Parker with actor Jason Statham.

Lopez revealed that at the time of shooting, she was going through a tough time in her personal life and needed the role to help her cope.

She had just decided to get divorced herself, and it was the worst time in her life.

However, playing the character who was at the worst point in her life proved therapeutic for Lopez, as she could use her own experiences to portray the emotions required.

Lopez stated, “I know exactly what that feels like.

Getting out of bed every day and getting to work is such a job.

When you go to work, you can’t be the person who puts that on everybody.

You have to be professional.”

The optimism of the film drew her towards it, and she shared that what she needed at that moment was to know that everything gets better, and you just have to hang in there.

She added that when the director, Taylor Hackford, first called her, she wasn’t thinking about divorce at all.

Suddenly it happened, and her whole world fell apart, but then there was this therapy of this character.

On working with Jennifer Lopez, Jason Statham revealed that he did not have any preconceived notions about the actress.

He was surprised when he met her, as she was as sweet as they could ever be.

The two had great chemistry and had a great time doing the job.

The relationship between Parker and the character that Jennifer played was good because it was trying to be s**ual.

It wasn’t, and never could it get there.

There was a lot of tension there, and it was nice to play with that because she’s so playful anyway.

It was most enjoyable.

Statham also shared that he was impressed to see that Lopez was ready to go to great lengths for the film.

He shared that the film was quite different from what she had done earlier.

Parker, directed by Taylor Hackford, was adapted from the 19th Parker novel Flashfire, written by Donald Westlake, with the pen name Richard Stark.

The movie was released in 2013 and is available for streaming on Apple TV.

The film’s box office performance was not as successful as expected, earning only $7,000,000 in profit.

However, it still proved to be a therapeutic experience for Lopez, who used her personal struggles to deliver a powerful performance on screen.

In conclusion, Jennifer Lopez’s difficult personal life during the filming of Parker proves that sometimes art can imitate life, and vice versa.

Despite the lackluster box office performance, the film served its purpose by providing Lopez with a therapeutic outlet during a challenging time in her life.