Jennifer Lopez and Ex Diddy and Alex Rodriguez Share a Beer Over Video Chat for Coronavirus Fundraiser

An unlikely trio! Jennifer Lopez, ex Sean “Diddy” Combs and fiancé Alex Rodriguez shared a beer over Instagram Live on Sunday, April 12, to raise money for coronavirus.

“Pappy, you have to know this cause I don’t think you know this. This guy right here is your biggest fan from the Bad Boy era,” the 50-year-old told her former flame about the MLC alum. “You and Mase are his heroes. It’s like every party we do, anything we do, ‘Put on Puffy and Mase! Put on Puffy and Mase!’ So you’re going to have to do one of those joints for him.”

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Flattered, the “I’ll Be Missing You” singer replied, “I appreciate the love, A-Rod.” Per Alex’s request, the threesome then danced to “More Money More Problems.”

“Where are the kids?” Jennifer asked while busting a move, while her man chimed in, “Let’s get the kids out here!”

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J. Lo and Diddy dated in the late ’90s from 1999 to 2001, but it’s clear there’s no bad blood between them. “I just love you guys,” Diddy told the couple.

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Jenny From the Block, who got engaged to Alex in March 2019, said, “We love you, we love what you’re doing. I just want to send you all the love in the world from my family to yours. We love and appreciate you.”

As of the publication of this article, Diddy’s TeamLove website has raised more than $3.7 million for Direct Relief, “a nonprofit humanitarian aid organization that rushes critical medicines and requested supplies to communities affected by poverty or emergencies throughout the world.” All donations will support Direct Relief’s emergency response to COVID-19.

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