Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez are still together and “working through some things”
Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez
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March 13, 2021

Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez are still together and “working through some things”

Jennifer Lopez

and Alex Rodriguez are still together.

That’s right, despite reports that the couple has split, the two have said those are inaccurate and that they are working on their relationship.

On Friday,

numerous media houses said the singer-actress and the former baseball star had

ended their two-year engagement.

A joint

statement from J-Rod said, “All

the reports are inaccurate. We are working through some things.”

The

two started dating in 2017.

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