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Jennifer Lopez has cancelled her summer tour, “This is Me…Live,” to spend more time with her family, a decision she described as making her “heartsick.” Live Nation announced the cancellation, citing Lopez’s desire to be with her children, family, and close friends. On her website, OntheJLo, Lopez expressed her devastation over the decision, apologizing to fans and promising to make it up to them in the future. The tour included 32 shows, with three Canadian dates in Toronto and Montreal.
The cancellation coincides with speculation about potential marital issues between Lopez and her husband, Ben Affleck, though neither has made any public statements regarding their relationship. Representatives for Lopez have not commented on these rumours.
Fans who purchased tickets through Ticketmaster will receive automatic refunds, while those who bought tickets from third-party sites are advised to contact the sellers for refunds.
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