LAS VEGAS: Jennifer Lopez surprised guests at the 17th annual Latin Grammy Awards Thursday when she performed with and presented an award to her ex-husband Marc Anthony.
She described the father of her 6-year-old twins as “a living legend” as she presented Anthony with the Latin Grammy Awards’ Person of the Year prize.
“He’s not only the person of the year, he’s the person of all time,” Lopez said.
Anthony, who was feted in a separate ceremony Wednesday, dedicated his award to his five children and “to all those people who told me I would never make it.”
The couple performed “Olvidame y Pega la Vuelta” together Thursday. Anthony also sang “I Need to Know.”
The Latin Grammy Awards were presented at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas and broadcast live on Univision.
Lopez had a busy couple of months with her NBC show “Shades of Blue,” a recently launched shoe collaboration with Giuseppe Zanotti and resuming her Sin City residency in December.
But experts believe the juggling act is something the legend is used to.
The “Jenny From the Block” singer recently revealed in an interview that she wore a big white fur coat while in labor with her twins, Max and Emme — so yes, she’s #GOALS in every sense of the word.
J-Lo, Anthony back together for Latino Grammys
J-Lo, Anthony back together for Latino Grammys
Vietnam police find frozen tiger bodies, arrest two men
Vietnamese police have found two dead tigers inside freezers in a man’s basement, arresting him and another for illicit trade in the endangered animal, the force said Saturday.
The Southeast Asian country is a consumption hub and popular trading route for illegal animal products, including tiger bones which are used in traditional medicine.
Police in Thanh Hoa province, south of the capital Hanoi, said they had found the frozen bodies ot two adult tigers, weighing about 400 kilograms (882 pounds) in total, in the basement of 52-year-old man Hoang Dinh Dat.
In a statement posted online, police said the man told officers he had bought the animals for two billion dong ($77,000), identifying the seller as 31-year-old Nguyen Doan Son.
Both had been arrested earlier this week, police said.
According to the statement, the buyer had equipment to produce so-called tiger bone glue, a sticky substance believed to heal skeletal ailments.
Tigers used to roam Vietnam’s forests, but have now disappeared almost entirely.
