Inside J.Lo’s NSFW film party as backstage footage shows pop icon’s entrance — and we reveal which reality star upstaged her
Jennifer Lopez hosted a British Invasion-themed afterparty for her film 'Office Romance' at the Egyptian Theater. The event featured themed food, specialty cocktails, and lively dancing, particularly from Lopez's mother. Notable attendees included Adam Sandler and reality star Abbey Romeo, who drew attention during the festivities.
- ▪The afterparty had a British Invasion theme with fish 'n' chips and models dressed as the King's Guard.
- ▪Lopez's mother, Guadalupe Lopez, energized the crowd with her dancing to hits from Gloria Estefan and Bad Bunny.
- ▪Abbey Romeo from 'Love on the Spectrum' garnered significant attention, even prompting a fangirl moment from Lopez.
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Page Six Hollywood Inside J.Lo’s NSFW film party as backstage footage shows pop icon’s entrance — and we reveal which reality star upstaged her By Katcy Stephan Published May 27, 2026, 10:20 a.m. ET The afterparty for Jennifer Lopez‘s latest film, “Office Romance,” in the Egyptian Theater courtyard last night had a British Invasion theme with fish ‘n’ chips, models dressed as the King’s Guard and even a few Paddington stuffies — a reference to a gag in the Netflix film when JLo’s character reveals a secret kink for the English. Specialty cocktails included “Not Safe For Work” and “Worth the Risk.” Lopez held court and snacked on hors d’oeuvres (as her assistant hovered nearby holding her signature bedazzled “bling cup”) while a smattering of the star’s greatest hits played.
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