Jennifer Lopez Cries Over Not Being Oscar-Nominated For ‘Hustlers’ Film In Documentary [VIDEO]

Jennifer Lopez
Jennifer Lopez Cries Over Not Being Oscar-Nominated For ‘Hustlers’ Film In Documentary [VIDEO]
Jennifer Lopez opened up about her Oscars snub in her new Netflix documentary.
Jennifer Lopez starred in the crime and drama film “Hustlers” toward the end of 2019. At the time, there was buzz for an Oscar-nomination, for her role in the film. However, she did not receive a nomination.

In a teaser for her new Netflix documentary “Halftime,” it was revealed that Jennifer Lopez was heavily affected by not receiving an Oscar-nomination. In the documentary, the 52-year-old singer, dancer, and actress is brought to tears after learning she did not get nominated in 2020.

Following the unfortunate Oscar news, Lopez shared how her self-esteem was affected due to never receiving an Oscar. She said in a voice over:
“It was hard. I just had a very low self esteem.”
She added:
“I had to really figure out who I was and believe in that and not believe in anything else.”
In addition, she noted in her doc that she did not work so hard to get recognition or awards, but to connect with individuals that are tuned in. Lopez shared:
“I do this not for an award. No, I do this to connect with people.”
The “Hustlers” film was released on September 13, 2019. The film stars Lopez as a pole dancer turned con artist working to make ends meet.
Known as Ramona in the hit film, the dazzling actress was nominated for a Golden Globe Award. Lopez was also awarded Satellite Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role along with Los Angeles Film Critics Association Award for Best Supporting Actress.
What are your thoughts on Jennifer Lopez not getting an Oscar-nomination? Tell us in the comments below!
Previous Article
Next Article
Comedian & Actor Na’im Lynn Says Working On A Tyler Perry Show Is ‘Acting Bootcamp’
Brad Pitt Says He’s No Longer Sober, Back To Drinking Alcohol After Seven Years
Y’all Ready? ‘Michael 2’ Filming Is Expected To Begin In Late 2026 Or Early 2027
Michael Jackson’s Nephew & “Michael” Star Jaafar Jackson Set To Join Will Smith In Action Thriller “Supermax”
Tyler Perry Helps Tuskegee Graduate Janay Duberry Enroll At Harvard By Paying Remaining Tuition
Mahershala Ali Calls Out Marvel Over Shelved ‘Blade’ Film: “They Have Billions Of Dollars. If They Wanted To Do The Movie, We Would’ve Done The Movie.”
Actor Yahya Abdul-Mateen II Breaks Silence On “Wonder Man” Cancellation
“Superfly” Actor Kaalan Walker’s Wife Dragged For Supporting Him Following His 50-Year Sentence For R@ping Multiple Women