Jennifer Lopez definitely turned heads and captured everyone’s attention in a WEDDING dress at the 2021 American Music Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday night. Despite the incredible performances from a variety of talented artists, from Olivia Rodrigo to New Kids on the Block, it was Jennifer Lopez who stole the spotlight.
The multi-talented star, with a history of three marriages and two engagements, donned a stunning gown as she performed her latest single On My Way, featured in her upcoming romantic comedy film Marry Me, alongside Owen Wilson.
Will you be my forever? Jennifer Lopez surprised everyone at the AMAs in LA on Sunday night with a rapid outfit change into a stunning wedding dress. Despite the romantic gesture, her partner Ben Affleck was notably absent from the event. To top off her bridal-themed performance, she playfully tossed her veil into the crowd, adding a touch of whimsy to the evening.
She’s quite the catch! J-Lo got into character and threw her veil into the crowd during a wedding-themed performance.
A sudden transformation! At the start of her act, Jen surprised the audience by appearing in a stunning black dress.
Hold on a minute: Jen started to unfasten her dress in anticipation of the surprise, when suddenly an orchestra materialized behind her.
Are you ready for the big reveal? Jen surprised everyone by changing into a stunning wedding dress for her performance. This unexpected move came shortly after she mentioned on the Today show that she still holds onto the belief in marriage. When asked about walking down the aisle again, she replied, “I don’t know, yeah, I guess. I still believe in happily ever after, for sure, 100 percent.” Jen, who shares 13-year-old twins with her ex-husband Marc Anthony, expressed that she has no shame in her romantic past and is proud of the place she is in now.
The moment arrived when Jenny, adorned in her bridal gown, captivated the crowd, sending them into a frenzy of excitement and joy.
Is Ben going to catch the show from his living room? J-Lo amazed the audience by donning a wedding dress during her performance of her hit song.
Giving it her all: The vocalist appeared joyful as she rocked the white dress.
J-Lo was the picture of a future bride at the AMAs, showcasing a stunning vision of herself as she prepares for her upcoming wedding.
Oh, look who it is! The singer is pictured alongside a video of Owen Wilson, who stars in her movie Marry Me. Earlier this year, Jen reunited with her ex-fiancé Ben Affleck after ending her engagement with Alex Rodriguez. They were known as ‘Bennifer’ when they dated from 2002 to 2004. Rumors are swirling that they might even tie the knot, as Jen’s former publicist Rob Shuter suggested that Ben could be the one she let slip away.
Certainly! Providing them with a hot topic: J-Lo appears to have no qualms about stepping into the role of a bride.
The bride showed up in her wedding dress shortly after revealing her plans to tie the knot once more. Their love story has been flourishing this year, sparking speculation among fans. J-Lo’s bold fashion choices and fearless attitude have certainly not gone unnoticed. In addition to her, the event featured performances by Carrie Underwood, Jason Aldean, Kane Brown, Mickey Guyton, and Tyler, The Creator.
Is Jennifer Lopez prepared to say “I do” once more? The singer/actress recently shared that she is open to the idea of getting married again.
Rumors have been swirling that J-Lo and Affleck might be taking their relationship to the next level by getting engaged, despite their past history of dating back in the early 2000s.
This is it! Jen prepares to toss her veil into the waiting crowd.
Who needs a bouquet when you can catch Jen’s thrown veil in the audience! Before J-Low took the stage and amazed the crowd, Silk Sonic – the electrifying duo of Anderson .Paak and Bruno Mars – kicked off the show with an unforgettable performance of their hit song “Smokin Out the Window”, receiving a thunderous applause from the audience. Prior to their performance, it was announced that their band had also clinched the award for Favorite Song, adding to their already impressive night.
Major start: The dynamic duo of Silk Sonic, featuring Anderson .Paak and Bruno Mars, kicked off this year’s show with a bang.
The dynamic duo stole the show with their electrifying performance of their popular track “Smokin Out the Window,” receiving an overwhelming response from the audience. Chloe Bailey also took the stage to showcase her solo talent, delivering a seductive performance of her hit single “Have Mercy.” While she is widely recognized for her work in the popular duo Chloe x Halle with her sister, all attention was on Chloe as she mesmerized the crowd with her solo artistry at the AMAs. Making a grand and dramatic entrance, she descended from the ceiling in a stunning white caped ensemble.
Majestic: Chloe Bailey made a grand entrance by descending onto the stage on a swing suspended from above.
Bailey would change out of her formal gown and slip into a stylish white leotard for her performance at the yearly awards ceremony.
Dancing to the beat: The Chloe x Halle duo is joined on stage by a group of dancers wearing matching pink leotards.
Splittsville: Bailey is gearing up for the release of her debut solo album, following the successful launch of her first single, Have Mercy, in August. She wowed the audience in a leotard-style outfit that flaunted her legs and midriff while singing her heart out, surrounded by backup dancers dressed in matching pink attire. The popular Italian rock band, Maneskin, known for their Eurovision win, delivered an electrifying performance of their hit song, Beggin’. Country legend Carrie Underwood gave a stellar performance of her duet If I Didn’t Love You with Jason Aldean that had the crowds cheering. Walker Hayes also captured hearts as he danced his way to his wife Laney during his rendition of his chart-topping hit, Fancy Like.
Getting with the younger generation: Chris Martin from Coldplay rocks out on stage as he performs “My Universe” at the American Music Awards.
An unexpected combo: Coldplay and BTS share the stage at the event.
To close out the event on a high note, BTS took the stage and concluded the night with an energetic performance of their chart-topping smash hit, Butter.
Wow, their incredible endurance really shone through during the final performance.
Setting the stage on fire: Not a single audience member remained seated as they delivered what could be considered the standout performance of the evening.
Newcomer Olivia Rodrigo wowed the audience at the AMAs with her debut performance of the song Traitor. Meanwhile, country sensation Mickey Guyton delivered a powerful performance mere days after sharing news about her son’s health scare.
Adorable: Walker Hayes earned some serious brownie points with his smooth moves as he made his way through the audience to his wife Laney while performing his popular song Fancy Like.
Instead of performing at the event, Kane Brown showcased his latest hit single “One Mississippi” at Tennessee State University remotely. Fans of classic R&B and boy bands were in for a treat as New Edition, formed in 1978, joined forces with New Kids on the Block for the first time. The epic event, known as the ‘Battle for Boston’ due to both bands hailing from there, saw the groups taking turns performing their hit songs before joining forces on stage. New Kids on the Block, made up of members like Jonathan and Jordan Knight, Joey McIntyre, Donnie Wahlberg, and Danny Wood, kicked off the show with electrifying performances of “The Right Stuff” and “Step by Step.”
Country music superstars Jason Aldean and Carrie Underwood lit up the stage in Nashville, Tennessee for the 2021 American Music Awards.
In a whimsical display, Tyler, The Creator captivated the audience as he performed his hit song Massa amidst a snowy stage backdrop.
Out in the music world, Bad Bunny wowed audiences with a cutting-edge rendition of Lo Siento BB alongside Tainy and Julieta Venegas.
The 19-year-old German singer Zoey Wees delivered a powerful performance of her song Girls Like Us, accompanied by dancers on stage. Following her performance, New Edition, comprising of Brown, Ricky Bell, Ralph Tresvant, Ronnie DeVoe, Michael Bivins, and Johnny Gill, took over with their hits Candy Girl, Mr. Telephone Man, and Can You Stand the Rain.
In an exciting collaboration, New Edition and NKOTB joined forces to perform a medley of their songs Is This the End and Please Don’t Go Girl, with all 11 members singing and dancing together on stage. This performance marked New Edition’s return to the AMAs after 1997, while NKOTB last appeared on the show in 2010. Both legendary groups have each won two AMA awards over the course of their illustrious careers.
Looking ahead to 2022, New Edition has big plans lined up including a tour and a Las Vegas residency. These exciting announcements came around the same time as the band’s signing with CAA this past summer.
In their first AMAs performance since 1997, the members of New Edition, including Brown, Ricky Bell, Ralph Tresvant, Ronnie DeVoe, Michael Bivins, and Johnny Gill, made a stylish comeback wearing top hats and coordinated coats.
Two iconic boy bands, New Edition and NKOTB, decided to team up and create a mashup of their hit songs “Is This the End” and “Please Don’t Go Girl.” All 11 members of the two groups came together to perform, singing and dancing in perfect harmony.
The competition in Boston, known as the ‘Battle for Boston’, saw both bands, who originated in the city, taking turns to play some of their top hits individually before uniting on stage for a grand performance.
The opening act of the night was brought to us by NKOTB – New Kids on the Block, comprising Jonathan and Jordan Knight, Joey McIntyre, Donnie Wahlberg, and Danny Wood. They kicked off the show with a lively performance of their hit song “The Right Stuff”.
Incredible talent was on display as Giveon, a Los Angeles native, delivered a mesmerizing performance of Heartbreak Anniversary.
Getting into the groove: The Italian rock group Måneskin wowed the audience with their amazing rendition of The Four Seasons’ 1976 classic, Beggin’.
