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Jennifer Lopez Suffers Painful Injury Days Before Hosting American Music Awards—Will She Still Perform?

Jennifer Lopez, set to host the American Music Awards on May 26 at the BleauLive Theater in Las Vegas, recently revealed she suffered a painful facial injury during intense rehearsals. Just days before stepping into the spotlight, Lopez shared with fans that she sustained a cut on the bridge of her nose, which left her nose swollen and bruised, raising questions about her readiness to perform at the high-profile event.

On May 13, Jennifer Lopez posted photos of her injury on Instagram Stories, showing a visible cut and mild black eye, and captioned it with, “So… this happened.” The incident occurred as Lopez was deep into preparations for her hosting and performance duties, a role she has fulfilled with immense energy and dedication in past years. She soon assured fans that Dr. Diamond treated her wound and reported that she was “good as new” and prepared to take the stage later in the month.

Lopez’s upcoming appearance marks her return as the master of ceremonies for the American Music Awards, having previously hosted the show in 2015 and performed many times over the years. The pressure is high as Lopez is not only expected to lead the evening but also deliver one of her signature performances. Her involvement brings added excitement to this year’s event, which will celebrate both leading artists and the United States armed forces on Memorial Day.

Jay Penske, CEO of Dick Clark Productions, spoke about Jennifer Lopez hosting the show in an official statement, saying,

“We are thrilled to welcome Jennifer Lopez back to host the American Music Awards. Jennifer’s incredible talent and incomparable stage presence make her the ideal host of the show. We know she will bring her one-of-a-kind energy to the official kick-off celebration of summer.”

With Jennifer Lopez determined to move forward despite her recent injury, fans and viewers are eagerly anticipating whether she will not only host but also perform live at the AMAs. The ceremony, airing May 26 at 8 PM Eastern Time on CBS and streaming on Paramount+, promises a night of celebration and resilience. Lopez’s commitment highlights both her professionalism and passion for entertaining, suggesting that audiences can expect a remarkable show, even in the face of unexpected challenges.

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