Fashion icon Jennifer Lopez covers the January 2010 issue of Allure, where she talks about her talent, motherhood and her transformation as a woman.
On the Paparazzi:
"It's a business. Once they stop making money off of you they stop coming around," Lopez told Allure magazine.
On Growing Up:
"When you're a creative person, there's a certain carefree-ness about you that makes you want to ride in the convertible with the top down and your hair in the wind and all this stuff. But at a certain point you have to change your life."
On Motherhood:
"To a certain extent, having children did change me, but it made me want to look at the places that I wasn't great and learn to love myself and take care of myself more."
On Needing Love: "I don't want to get all psychological and in a therapy session, but. . . there are these little things you think about. My dad worked nights and slept during the day, so we never saw him much. He was a wonderful, loving father-still is, to this day; he still calls and says, 'How's my little baby?' 'How's my gorgeous?' But even so, when I was five or six, I would lie in bed at night and tell myself, over and over, 'I know my daddy loves me. . . Yet there was this kind of thing where I wondered about it...if because of his absence he didn't care about me or about us. And believe me, my dad was the best. But these little things happen to you when you're younger."
On Her Looks:
"Part of my business is being in shape and looking good. You can't lie to yourself about it. But I'm not the monster I used to be in the exercise department."
On Not an Extraordinary Talent:
“It wasn’t like it was with Marc, who opened his mouth at age three and was blessed with a voice from God. That wasn’t me. I had to work at it, but I knew that once I had achieved it, people would respond to me in a certain way.”
On Trying to Get Marc Anthony to Quit Smoking:
“Yeah, well you have to let a person do his thing.”
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