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Jennifer Lopez had loads of fun in Sin City over the weekend. The singer, 54, went to go support fellow singers Usher and Adele at their respective Las Vegas residencies, and she recapped it all in a video on Instagram on Tuesday, October 24. J.Lo looked like she having loads of fun at the special concert experiences, and was already looking forward to making her way back to Nevada at some point. “Until Next Time Vegas,” she captioned the clip.
While J.Lo is no stranger to entertaining fans at her own concerts, it looked like she had a ball just being a fan. As she danced along to “Burn” by Usher, she rocked a white sleeveless top with cutouts, along with a black skirt. For Usher’s show that J.Lo attended, he also had a very special guest appearance by Nas, and Jennifer busted out plenty of great dance moves for their set. She also appeared to be sipping some of her Delola cocktails.
For the Adele concert, Jennifer filmed a selfie of her singing along to “Someone Like You,” as she rocked a luxurious black dress with a cape. She also filmed a clip of Adele walking through the audience, and during “Rolling in the Deep,” the singer got a shoutout. “Love you, J.Lo,” Adele said from the stage. Under the clip, Jennifer wrote, “Love you too!” In the last clip, she showed off her stunning outfit and dubbed it an “epic weekend.”
J.Lo is no stranger to Las Vegas residencies. She had her own titled All I Have run from 2016 to 2018 at the Zappos Theater at the Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino. The show was a career-spanning retrospective, and many stars came out to support her.
Vegas also definitely holds a very special place in the singer’s heart, because that’s where she and her husband Ben Affleck got married in July 2022. After getting engaged just three months before, the pair made the decision to tie the knot in Sin City. The couple held another ceremony a month later in Georgia.