Answer: JLO
JLO is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 123 times.
- Self-titled 2001 #1 album
- "I'm Real" singer's nickname
- Best-selling album of 2001
- 2001 album with the #1 hit "Ain't It Funny"
- Multiplatinum album with the 2002 hit "Ain't It Funny"
- 2001 album that debuted at #1
- Female singer's 2001 album that debuted at #1
- Singer Jennifer's nickname
- "If You Had My Love" singer, familiarly
- "I'm Real" singer, familiarly
- "The Wedding Planner" actress, familiarly
- "Gigli" star, to fans
- Half of "Bennifer," briefly
- Ms. Lopez, familiarly
- Affleck's ex, familiarly
- Mrs. Marc Anthony, briefly
- "Maid in Manhattan" star, popularly
- "The Wedding Planner" actress, to fans
- "Shall We Dance?" star, familiarly
- Mrs. Marc Anthony, to fans
- Ms. Lopez, to fans
- "Maid in Manhattan" star, familiarly
- "Love Don't Cost a Thing" singer, familiarly
- Quadruple-platinum 2001 album
- Four-time platinum album of 2001
- Distaff half of Bennifer
- "Gigli" costar, familiarly
- 2001 album with the song "Love Don't Cost a Thing"
- "Selena" star, familiarly
- Selena portrayer, familiarly
- Half of Bennifer
- 2001 self-titled quadruple-platinum album
- "Como Ama una Mujer" album maker, familiarly
- Ben's ex-squeeze
- Self-titled 2001 bestselling album
- Gossip-column subject
- ''Jersey Girl'' star, to fans
- Celebrity mother of twins, informally
- Selena player, slangily
- Selena portrayer, to fans
- "Monster-in-Law" star, briefly
- "The Back-up Plan" actress, in headlines
- 2001 #1 album with the hit "Love Don't Cost a Thing"
- *4x platinum album of 2001
- "Out of Sight" co-star, familiarly
- "Shall We Dance" star, for short
- "Jersey Girl" star, to fans
- "Gigli" actress, to fans
- "American Idol" judge, familiarly
- 2001 album featuring "Love Don't Cost a Thing"
- "American Idol" judge, briefly
- Spokesceleb for Fiat
- 'Selena' star, to fans
- Singer/actress with a simultaneous #1 album and #1 film, familiarly
- 'I'm Real' singer, for short
- Recent "Idol" defector, for short
- "The Back-up Plan" actress, in tabloids
- Former "Idol" judge, to fans
- Former "Idol" judge
- "Jersey Girl" actress, to fans
- Former "Idol" judge, in headlines
- "What to Expect When You're Expecting" star, familiarly
- Selena portrayer, popularly
- "The Wedding Planner" star, to her fans
- Handle of the twelfth most followed person on Twitter
- "Selena" star, to her fans
- Pop singer born in the Bronx, to fans
- Celeb who got the 2,500th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2013
- Latina actress/singer who started out as a breakdancer
- Celeb in news
- Self-titled best-selling album of 2001
- Singer "from the block," familiarly
- "Selena" star, to fans
- "Maid in Manhattan" star, informally
- "Idol" judge, familiarly
- Pop star with the fragrance Miami Glow
- "The Boy Next Door" star, to fans
- 2001 album that's also a nickname
- "Out of Sight" actress, to fans
- "Idol" judge, for short
- '01 album that knocked the Beatles' "1" off the #1 spot
- L'Oréal spokesperson, for short
- Eponymous 2001 album
- "Ain't It Funny" singer, to fans
- "Let's Get Loud" singer, affectionately
- Final-season "Idol" judge
- Frequent tabloid topic
- Selena player, familiarly
- Self-titled #1 pop album of 2001
- "The Boy Next Door" actress, casually
- 4x platinum 2001 album with the #1 hit "I'm Real"
- Self-titled 2001 album
- Former "Idol" judge, familiarly
- Singer and former "American Idol" judge, familiarly
- 4x platinum album of 2001
- "Idol" judge's nickname
- Companion of A-Rod
- Eponymous 2001 pop album
- Pop nickname that was the title of a 2001 4x platinum album
- Former "Idol" panelist, in headlines
- "World of Dance" judge, familiarly
- Bronx-born singer, familiarly
- "World of Dance" judge, to fans
- Eponymous 2001 #1 album
- Star of 2019's "Hustlers," informally
- Part of Bennifer, once
- "On the Floor" singer's nickname
- Singer at the 2020 Super Bowl
- Constance Wu's "Hustlers" co-star, for short
- Longtime "American Idol" judge, informally
- Nuyorican Productions founder's nickname
- Super Bowl LIV halftime performer
- Musical artist "from the block," familiarly
- Co-performer with Shakira at Super Bowl LIV, informally
- "On the Floor" singer
- "Second Act" star, informally
- "Hustlers" co-star, informally
- Singer at the Biden/Harris inauguration, familiarly
- Half of Bennifer, familiarly
- "The Back-up Plan" actress, familiarly
- "Hustlers" star, familiarly
- Singer profiled in the 2022 Netflix documentary “Halftime,” familiarly
- "This is Me ... Now" singer, familiarly