Joe Rogan slams Jennifer Lopez over her multiple divorces, using a name she despises

Podcaster Joe Rogan recently shared his thoughts on Jennifer Lopez's divorce from Ben Affleck, and let's just say he didn't hold back. Lopez has been through a few divorces before, and Rogan couldn't help but weigh in on the topic during his podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience.

Rogan talked about how people seem to take pleasure in seeing celebrity couples split up because it confirms that they're "miserable too." He then shifted the conversation to Lopez's history of relationships, pointing out that she's been married a few times before. He said, "God damn, how many times can J.Lo get married before the next guy's like, 'Hey, I don't know if this is going to work out.'"

He didn't hold back in expressing his opinion about Lopez, calling her a "diva" and saying that she's "a lot of work." He added, "You want a diva? Good luck. That requires a lot of work."

Despite their divorce, Affleck and Lopez are still connected professionally. Affleck's company produced Lopez's upcoming film, Unstoppable, where she plays the role of the mother of former NCAA champion wrestler Anthony Robles. The movie is set to be released on Prime Video in January.

Rogan's take on Lopez's marriages

Rogan's comments definitely stirred up some conversation about the nature of celebrity relationships and the public's fascination with them. It's no secret that people are often intrigued by the love lives of celebrities, and it seems like Rogan isn't afraid to dive into those discussions.

It's important to remember that everyone has their own journey when it comes to relationships, and what works for one person might not work for another. As for Lopez, yes, she's had her fair share of ups and downs in the love department.

At the end of the day, it's all about finding happiness and fulfillment, whether that's in a relationship or elsewhere. As Lopez moves forward in her career and personal life, it's clear that she's not letting anything hold her back. As she once said, "I've learned that I am not the mistakes I have made. I am not the past. I am not the people who have hurt me. I am the love I believe in."