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She may look flawless and happy on the cover of People En Español but not all is well at Casa Lopez.
Jennifer Lopez is reportedly pushing to enter arbitration with her first ex-husband, Ojani Noa, to prevent the opportunity-seeker from publishing a salacious tell-all book about the Latin diva and his relationship with her.
According to the filing, Ojani is bound to arbitration based on the settlement he and Jennifer arrived at in 2005 when he sued her for breach of contract after she fired him in 2002 from a managerial post at her restaurant Madre's. Their agreement called for, among other things, Noa to remain mum in public about J.Lo's private life. He also received a sweet $125 000 settlement in the deal.
A preliminary injunction was placed on Ojani earlier this year to stop him from selling his manuscript, originally titled, 'The Unknown Truth: A Passionate Portrait of a Serial Thriller.' (Sounds juicy, I know.)
A hearing date is scheduled for January 29. Stay tuned!
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