Jennifer Lopez has hired a nanny to help her look after twins Max and Emme, despite insisting she didn’t need assistance.

The singer and her husband Marc Anthony have been coping with the seven month olds without any hired help since they were born, but Lopez has finally conceded defeat and brought in a nanny.

She says, “I did it for a long time but we started using a nanny a few weeks ago.”

But the 39 year old insists she is still a full-time mom: “(Most days) I get up early with them. Then, when the nanny comes, I can take a shower and give them their breakfast. She’s there to help me get things done. I try to spend every free moment with the babies.”

Source

WENN

Jennifer Lopez surprised Marc Anthony with a big birthday bash last night at The Bowery Hotel in NYC.

At Marc’s surprise soiree:  Kimora Lee Simmons and Djimon Hounsou, Brooke Shields and husband, Dita Von Teese,

Jennifer Lopez is making sure her husband Marc Anthony’s 40th birthday is an unforgettable experience after renting out New York’s Bowery Hotel on Sunday.

A long list of celebrity pals are expected to attend the lavish party, which Lopez has been carefully planning for months.

An insider says, “She has planned every detail, from the food to the decor, sparing no expense. She wants to give him a night he’ll always remember.”

Source

WENN

Marc Anthony will soon be starring with wife Jennifer Lopez in a federal suit that claims their guard dog attacked a flight attendant on a private jet.

Lopez had been flying solo in the personal injury suit filed last June in Brooklyn Federal Court, but Anthony is being added as a defendant after J.Lo’s lawyer gave him up as the owner of the German shepherd guard dog, Manhattan lawyer William Cafaro said.

“I was told by her counsel that Marc Anthony was the registered owner of the dog,” said Cafaro, who represents flight attendant Lisa Wilson.

“The issue of who actually owns the dog will be determined in the course of the proceedings.”

Wilson wants $5 million in damages from Lopez and her company, Nuyorican Productions. The suit will be amended this week to include Anthony as a defendant.

Anthony and the dog, Floyd, accompanied Lopez on a Gulfstream IV flight from Republic Airport in Farmingdale, L.I., to Burbank, Calif., on July 3, 2006, Cafaro said.

Court papers say Lopez warned Wilson, 40, a flight attendant for NetJets Inc., how to behave around the dog, court papers. An hour into the flight, Floyd lunged at Wilson as she walked past, “attacking her and biting her pant leg,” the suit said.

She fell, suffered a serious back injury and has been unable to work.

Cafaro contends the dog’s owners had a duty to put a muzzle or leash on Floyd, and to warn his client “to stay completely away from the dog.”

Lopez’s lawyer, Marina Spinner, could not be reached for comment.

Source

WENN

WENN

WENN

Splash