Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony are together again, promoting their new Spanish reality talent show at the Television Critics Association winter press tour.
Shortly after they separated in July, a rep for the show's production company told that the duo would continue production in spite of the breakup...and it looks like they made good on their word.
The rep:
Shortly after they separated in July, a rep for the show's production company told that the duo would continue production in spite of the breakup...and it looks like they made good on their word.
The rep:
"Both Jennifer and Mark are committed to the ¡Q'viva! project and will work on it as planned, The show goes on!"
In October, the leading Spanish-language networkUnivision, picked up "¡Q'Viva! The Chosen," a Latin American reality talent competition from "American Idol" creator Simon Fuller, Jennifer Lopez, her soon-to-be ex-husband Marc Anthony.
The celebrity couple, who split up last summer, appeared on a stage to promote "Q'Viva! The Chosen," which premieres on Univision later this month.
"The Chosen" will follow Lopez, Anthony and show director Jaimie King as they travel through Latin America in search of talent in a number of disciplines, including singing and dancing, with the help of YouTube and Facebook. Last summer, the public was allowed to submit suggestions for talent via Facebook, and the hopeful performers could submit their auditions on YouTube.
Marc Anthony:
Marc Anthony:
"There are good ideas and there are great ideas, and great ideas are when everybody wins. We had many things to consider project-wise, and it was about time to take (this) on,"
J.Lo:
"Working together has been great, we have a ball."
Anthony helped Lopez up the stairs to the stage, and later admired her ring, reports the Associated Press. The former couple even sat side-by-side onstage, giving each other an awkward high five after the panel's end.
Unfortunately for the critics and reporters who attended the morning conference, Lopez and Anthony answered only two questions, sparking a few angry tweets from critics.
The show, produced by Fuller's XIX Entertainment, will air on Univision in the United States, Televisa in Mexico and Caracol TV in Colombia.
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