Jennifer Lopez Is Telling Friends 'She’ll Never Give Up on Love' After 4 Failed Marriages: 'She Just Hasn’t Met Her Forever Man Yet'

Jennifer Lopez isn't giving up on love just yet despite enduring four divorces.

The "On the Floor" singer, 55, has her sights set on finding a new man just five months after finalizing her divorce from Ben Affleck.

"Jennifer is confiding in friends that she’ll never give up on love," an insider shared with an outlet. "Even after all the heartache she’s been through, she truly seems to believe she just hasn’t met her forever man yet."

In fact, her inner circle is "convinced she’ll tie the knot again."

"She’s a hopeless romantic with a huge heart. J.Lo’s pals say she is convinced that her Mr. Right is out there!" the source continued.

Following her January separation from Affleck after three years of marriage, the musician was rumored to be flirting with her Office Romance costar Brett Goldstein. The duo was spotted getting cozy on the set of the upcoming Netflix movie.

"They’re both professional and ready to deliver their lines when the cameras are rolling, but in between, it’s a flirt fest," a second insider shared with a different publication. "Brett fawns all over Jennifer, and she’s absolutely loving the attention. He is so adoring, which is exactly what she needs right now."

Although her previous marriage "left her confidence pretty shot," she is "much happier now."

"Everyone has noticed the change. There’s a new carefree energy about her," the source continued, noting she and Goldstein have "obvious chemistry."

Lopez was also romantically linked to Kevin Costner after they went shopping together at Kemo Sabe in Aspen, Colo., in December 2024. However, they showed no signs of PDA and never confirmed their romance.

Prior to Affleck, the singer was married to Ojani Noa from 1997 to 1998, Cris Judd from 2001 to 2003 and Marc Anthony from 2004 to 2014.

The "Let's Get Loud" artist may be open to finding love again, but it doesn't mean she's not nervous to do so.

"It feels lonely, unfamiliar, scary. It feels sad. It feels desperate," she told comedian Nikki Glaser of being a single woman. "But when you sit in those feelings and go, 'These things are not going to kill me,' it’s like actually, I am capable of joy and happiness all by myself."

J.Lo realized she does not have to be dependent on a man to be happy and is finding peace in solitude for the time being.

"Somebody who truly loves you will help you heal those parts of yourself. That’s what I’ve learned about love, that it is a secure thing," she explained. "You make me feel safe, and when I fall short of the glory, you understand me and you help me to grow to be better, because you have your boundaries and I have my boundaries. And I go, 'Here’s where you’re falling short for me and here’s where I’m falling short for you.' And so, we get better at those things together."