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Alex Rodriguez Interviews Jennifer Lopez About Her Super Bowl Performance

Alex Rodriguez Interviews Jennifer Lopez About Her Super Bowl Performance

Jennifer Lopez is looking back on her epic Super Bowl performance with Shakira earlier this year, thanks to an interview with fiance Alex Rodriguez.

The engaged couple appeared on Barstool Sports’ The Corp podcast where they recalled what went into her headlining performance at the biggest sports event of the year, and just why Alex wasn’t speaking to her the day of.

“We we went to the gym that morning and I was driving her and she was talking to me. I was ignoring her,” Alex recalled. “I was like, ‘I’m not getting in the way of anything. It’s your day and focus. We’ll talk Monday,’ and she was like, ‘You can still talk to me.’”

Although, not talking to her seemed to work out as Jennifer was completely concentrated on the performance and all the prep work it took to get to that day.

“Leading up to it was probably the most nerve-wracking—and Alex can attest to this—high stress moments of my whole career. I could never have imagined it would be that stressful,” she shared. “I think it’s because everybody understands the weight of it and the fact that it is 100 percent live and a thousand different things could go wrong, and so people feel that and everybody you work with feels that and everybody’s on edge and everybody’s like at each other’s throats and things like that.”

Jennifer added that the show “went off honestly without a hitch”, but she did admit she felt like “I could do better. Like, I always feel like I could have done this little piece better or that little piece better or you know what, that piece of hair was in my face or something…I should have done this or I should have done that—always.”

If you haven’t seen them, check out the pics of inside Jennifer and Alex‘s lavish home in Miami!

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