Jennifer Lopez warned to curb her spending after divorce from Ben Affleck as she spends $100 a day on clothes: Report

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck’s ongoing divorce has heated up the rumor mill in Hollywood. The couple, who have been married for only two years, are now on the verge of separation and things have already gone haywire more than once. But amidst the news of fights and rumors of reconciliation, now news has come that Jennifer is currently spending a lot of money on herself and her friends. ,Also read: Ben Affleck, Jennifer Lopez back together? Hastily deleted selfie sparks reconciliation rumors amid divorce,

Jennifer Lopez’s alleged spending spree

In Touch Weekly reports that the singer-actress is “spending money like she’s a billionaire right now”. Citing a source close to JLo, the outlet reports that she is apparently spending up to $100,000 a day on designer clothes for herself. His team. “She’s setting herself up for outrageous shopping sprees. She calls it retail therapy and says she needs it, but the bills are outrageous. She regularly spends some $100,000 a day on designer clothes for herself and her companions. “Doing it. The way she’s wasting money right now is crazy, but she says it makes her happy so it’s worth it – end of story.” The report quoted the source as saying.

Jennifer Lopez warned

Apparently, the singer may be worth $400 million but her financial team is now concerned about her spending habits. “First of all, he has settled this divorce, which could cost him up to $50 million. Plus, she’s now spending it on all kinds of things, including another $50 million house.” The report adds that her financial team ”has told her that if she wants to live like this If she wants it, she needs it” to reign in her spending.

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck first dated in the early 2000s and were briefly engaged but ultimately broke up in 2004. The couple rekindled their romance in 2021 and got married in a lavish ceremony in 2022. On August 20, Jennifer Lopez filed for divorce. Irreconcilable differences.