Jennifer Lopez is said to have told her 'Unstoppable' co-star Bobby Cannavale she is a "bad picker"

Page Six reported Jennifer could be overheard telling Bobby: "I'm a bad picker", adding her remark was caught on video taken by The Hollywood Reporter.

Bobby was seen appearing to have trouble hearing Jennifer at first, and she is said to have then repeated the phrase at least two other times to him, while also laughing off the admission.

She was then seen saying: "It is what it is."

Four-time married Jennifer's exes include actor Ojani Noa, 50, to whom she was hitched from 1997 to 1998, as well as her former husband, 55-year-old dancer Cris Judd.

She was also married to actor Marc Anthony, 55, from 2004 to 2014 - with whom she has her 16-year-old twins Emme and Max, before she married Ben, 52, in 2022.

Jennifer filed for divorce from the 'Gone Girl' actor, 52, on 20 August - the former couple's two-year anniversary of their 2022 wedding.

In May, Jennifer appeared to tell fans she believes she chooses the wrong men for herself by liking a post online about unhealthy relationships.

The quote she referenced said no-one can "build a healthy relationship with somebody" who "lacks integrity and emotional safety" and "doesn't respect your time" or lacks "communication skills".

Jennifer is also said to have had a "deep conversation" at the afterparty for the 'Unstoppable' premiere with Ben's best friend Matt Damon.

It came after sources told People Jennifer and Matt, 53, planned on attending the showing, but Ben wouldn't be there.

People reported: "After posing for group pictures together at the premiere, Lopez and Damon hung out and talked for over 20 minutes at the afterparty, which was held at EPOCH Bar and Kitchen Terrace at The Ritz-Carlton.

"(They) were sitting at a table outside with the actor's wife Luciana Damon and co-star Don Cheadle when Damon joined them."

A source told the outlet: "Jen and Matt began talking and had a long, deep conversation."

They added the two friends laughed and spoke "more seriously", and "for several minutes, they clasped hands as they spoke".