Jennifer Lopez gets emotional on seeing Brie Larson's love for her: ‘I could cry right now’
Actor-singer Jennifer Lopez once shared a sweet moment with Oscar-winner Brie Larson on the red carpet. She got emotional speaking about it.
Is Jennifer Lopez a celebrity to celebrities? She recently appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live to promote her upcoming sci-fi movie Atlas. The host showed her a clip from the Golden Globes red carpet where Brie Larson was caught on camera, fan-girling hard for JLo. It made the singer rather emotional. (Also read: Ben Affleck wakes up from ‘Fever Dream’ marriage to Jennifer Lopez: ‘It just won’t work’)

Brie hearts JLo
The video shows Brie giving an interview on the red carpet when she spots JLo. She completely loses it, hyperventilating and unable to stay upright. As Jennifer approaches her, Brie tells her, ‘You mean so much to me’. Jennifer gives her a big hug.
After watching the clip, Jennifer gets overwhelmed with tears in her eyes and says she ‘could cry right now’. “You go along in this career and you have ups and downs and you do your best work and you are always trying to do your best and then when you see that you've done something or anything that could have that reaction from somebody. It's just very moving,” she told Jimmy.
JLo hearts Barbara Streisand
The host then asked her if she has a JLo to her Brie too. She mentioned Barbara Striesand. "My mom grew up loving Barbra Streisand. So she passed that on to me, and the love of musicals, and kind of all that stuff. And so when I was in Hollywood, and I was acting, it was 20-30 years ago, I met her, and I just was like, ‘Oh, my God.’ And she was so much like, ‘Oh, my God’. She just kind of was asking me to look at my engagement ring at the time that Ben (Affleck, husband) had given me years ago. 'So that's a big diamond' and I was like, ‘Yes, it is’.
"And she was like, I don't know how you're famous. Because at that time, I had done my albums and things like that. I'm thinking to myself, ‘You are the most famous person ever.’ Yes, it was so surreal. But I was just so taken by her and she was very nice. And one advice on movies she gave that has stuck with me…She told me five good scenes, five good things, five good scenes. In a script you have to have five good scenes that people will not forget. And I always think about that when I'm reading a script. I'm like, 'Where's the scene?'
Jennifer will go on tour soon. In Atlas she plays the titular character, a data analyst who must learn to trust AI in order to save humanity, in a cast that includes Simu Liu, Sterling K. Brown and Mark Strong. Lopez has said that at its core, it’s a love story. Atlas was directed by San Andreas helmer Brad Peyton.
ABOUT THE AUTHORSoumya SrivastavaSoumya Srivastava is the Entertainment and Lifestyle Editor at Hindustan Times, bringing over a decade of experience covering movies, celebrities, pop culture, and everything that feels current and compelling. With a sharp editorial lens and an instinct for what resonates, she writes stories that balance insight with accessibility — whether she’s reporting from a red carpet, reviewing a buzzy new release, or unpacking the craft behind cinema. An unabashed Swiftie and a devoted admirer of Christopher Nolan’s filmmaking, Soumya blends heart and analysis in equal measure. She holds a degree in English Literature from Janki Devi Memorial College, Delhi University, and is an alumna of IIMC Dhenkanal (2013). As a Rotten Tomatoes Certified Film Critic, her reviews reflect credibility, cultural awareness, and a nuanced understanding of storytelling across genres and formats. She has interviewed celebrities like Celine Song, Zoya Akhtar, Kajol, Shabana Azmi, Pankaj Tripathi and more. She has also reviwes hundreds of movies and written thousands of stories, made videos, special columns and more. While films remain her first love, Soumya’s interests extend deeply into lifestyle and design. She is particularly drawn to décor, thoughtfully designed spaces, and the subtle ways aesthetics influence everyday living. From celebrity homes and interior trends to broader lifestyle movements, she enjoys exploring how personal taste intersects with identity and modern culture. Her voice is informed yet relatable, analytical yet warm — making her work engaging for a wide and diverse readership. Through her writing, Soumya continues to shape conversations around entertainment, lifestyle, and contemporary culture.Read More

E-Paper


