Jennifer Lopez mocked for behaving like a ‘diva’ during NYC outing
Jennifer Lopez was criticized online for her behavior during an outing at a New York City Four Seasons Hotel, where she waited for hotel guests to clear the path before exiting for photographers. The 56-year-old singer was seen pausing at the doors, allowing her team and others to leave first, before making a posed exit. While some mocked her as out of touch, others defended her actions as professional consideration for paparazzi doing their jobs.
- ▪Jennifer Lopez was filmed waiting inside the Four Seasons Hotel lobby for guests to exit before making her own entrance for photographers.
- ▪She was dressed in a chic outfit, including a fur jacket and gold accessories, and posed for cameras before getting into her vehicle.
- ▪Social media users criticized her behavior, calling her a 'diva' and 'out of touch,' while some fans defended her by noting that paparazzi work is a legitimate job.
- ▪One user compared her stance to a 'Marvel villain,' while others urged her to simply walk to the car.
- ▪Supporters argued that Lopez was showing professionalism by giving photographers clear shots, calling her a 'top-notch diva.'
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Celebrity News Jennifer Lopez mocked for behaving like a ‘diva’ during NYC outing By BreAnna Bell Published May 16, 2026, 1:00 p.m. ET Jennifer Lopez was mocked by the internet for behavior like a “diva” in New York City on Wednesday. In a video circulating on social media, the “Hustlers” actress, 56, was recorded standing in the lobby of a Four Seasons Hotel, waiting for hotel guests to clear the path so paparazzi could get a good shot of her exit. The clip shows Lopez pausing by the doors as she let her team — and hotel guests, including one carrying a baby — walk out ahead of her before making her grand entrance. 6 Jennifer Lopez (pictured here leaving the Four Seasons Hotel in New York City) was mocked by the internet for her “diva” stunt earlier this week.
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