Jennifer Lopez stuns fans with her ageless glow in skintight workout look

NEW YORK: Jennifer Lopez left fans mesmerised as she flaunted her signature glow in a fresh set of Instagram photos shared with her 247 million followers.

The 56-year-old global superstar, who recently graced the 16th Governors Awards, showcased her youthful complexion in a close-up selfie while rocking a navy-blue baseball cap featuring a varsity-style white “J.” In a second photo, the multi-talented performer highlighted her famously toned figure in skintight navy leggings paired with a fitted white long-sleeved top, subtly flashing her sculpted curves.

“Can’t stop the J Glow,” she captioned the post, which quickly racked up hundreds of thousands of likes from fans admiring her radiant look. Her makeup complemented the glow perfectly, featuring fresh, dewy skin, rosy cheeks and a glossy pout.

The Bronx-born icon posed outdoors near a luxurious pool, giving fans another glimpse of her enviable fitness and timeless beauty – trademarks she has continued to build into her flourishing business ventures. Lopez launched JLo Beauty in 2021, and earlier this month, the brand celebrated winning the Beauty Innovation Award for Eye Mask Product of the Year.

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The award-winning mask promises to “define and depuff,” with JLo Beauty calling it a “15-minute secret to refreshed, luminous, camera-ready eyes.” The brand also recently promoted its Beso Balm, praised as a “fall essential” for achieving the perfect lip glow.

Lopez has been keeping a busy schedule. Last week, she turned heads at the Governors Awards, and she is now preparing for her highly anticipated Las Vegas residency, Up All-Night Live-In Las Vegas, set to begin December 30 at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, with additional dates scheduled for March 2026.

Her recent film, Kiss of the Spider Woman, released in October, also continues to generate buzz, with fans praising her powerful performance and predicting potential award-season recognition.