Jennifer Lopez graces the cover of InStyle's most comprehensive issue of the year, the September 2012 issue. In the interview for the magazine, Jennifer opens up about a variety of personal topics such as her attitude towards love, going through hardship and parenting.
With fall around the corner, the most important magazines are
working hard to bring new season goodies to our attention. Many
magazines are preparing mega issues in an attempt to equip us with
everything we have to know in the upcoming months fashion-wise. To
make the treat even more fabulous, the cover girls are chosen from
some of the hottest celebs of the moment. These fabulous
characteristics are easily found in the InStyle September 2012
issue which features Jennifer Lopez and
has a whopping 652 pages.
The diva looks absolutely spectacular in two fabulous and upcoming
season appropriate outfits. With each appearance, the star proves
she still has plenty to say in the entertainment industry and the
interview for the magazine also touches this subject as she is
currently doing her first world tour. However, the issue also
reveals more personal aspects of the diva's life.
The singer is a big believer in love, despite the fact that it also
has some unpleasant sides. As for her type of guy, she confesses
that: "The most important quality the man in my life should have is
that he is sweet. I like the good guys… The hard part is that you
never stop believing in love. You never stop. But that’s also the
best part. You never stop believing, and you never, ever give
up.”
The 43 year old star isn't someone who adopts a fatalistic
perspective in times when things are far from being easy. In fact,
she sees difficult times as a tremendous opportunity for growth: “I
live by the mantra that God doesn’t give you anything you can’t
handle. It’s not until something bad or difficult happens that you
really get to grow. And then you realize that those difficult
moments, the times when you feel pain, are when you do a lot of
your growing. You realize: There’s no reason to be terrified of
things. Either way I’m going to be OK.”
Whether she's experiencing happiness or sorrow, she never neglects
her priorities, her most important one being, predictably, her
children. She feels just as vulnerable and as pressured as everyone
when it comes to the subject of parenting: “Of course, I’m the same
as any parent. I feel the pressures of wanting to be a great parent
and of wanting to do right by my children. I feel the pressure of
knowing you can’t be perfect even though you want to be. One thing
I’ve learned: Being a mom, or a dad, is the most important job
there is. It doesn’t matter who you are. You have to embrace it for
everything that it is.”
If you are anxious to see what else the diva had to share, pick up
the 652-page September issue, on newsstands Friday, August
17th.
Photo courtesy of InStyle


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