Watch blushing bride Jennifer Lopez marry Derek Hough in new 'Can’t Get Enough' music video

Jennifer Lopez is back — and we can't get enough.

The singer brought fans one step closer to This Is Me… Now, her first album in a decade, with the release of her new single, “Can’t Get Enough,” on Wednesday. And as if the fresh tune weren't exciting enough, its lavish music video shows her taking a cheeky look back at her past relationships.

The video opens with J.Lo reciting her vows at a rainy ceremony before bursting into song with her entire wedding party busting a move beside her. But as the happy couple arrive at their reception, a new groom is introduced — Lopez’s former World of Dance costar Derek Hough. Though they share an epic first number, we later see Lopez sitting beside yet another new husband — Grown-ish actor Trevor Jackson. 

When she later tosses her bouquet into the crowd, one catty guest warns another, "Don't catch it, it's cursed.”

Since Jenny is from the block, gossip does not deter her. She continues dancing up a storm as confetti pours down on the pink-hued bash.

But fans had better enjoy Lopez's happy-go-luckiness while they can: Given the video’s ending, some very emotional ballads might be on the way. "Can’t Get Enough" concludes with Lopez alone in the frame, listening to complaints from her offscreen husbands. 

“She doesn’t listen,” one voice laments. 

“All she cares about is work,” says another. “Add that to the defensiveness and the constant criticism.”

“It’s never enough for you,” adds the final voice, as the screen reads, “To be continued…”

Lopez teased the concept for the music video over the weekend while walking the Golden Globes red carpet. “I think it might surprise some people,” she told Variety. “It’s definitely kind of a meta story about the journey that it takes from getting from heartbreak back to love.”

The singer — who celebrated her fourth marriage, to actor Ben Affleck, in 2022 — pointed out that she knows a thing or two about tying the knot.

“I am somewhat of an expert, you could say. Not so much about marriage but on weddings,” she joked. “Again, I don’t take myself too seriously. I think that life is a crazy journey where you fall down and you get back up, and you keep trying and you never give up.”

As for her latest husband’s take on the video, Lopez said, “He sees me as an artist. He knows that I’m going to express myself. He’s my biggest fan and my biggest supporter, as I am of him.”

Lopez's ninth studio album, This Is Me… Now, is a follow-up to her 2002 record, This is Me… Then. The singer announced in November that its release will be accompanied by a feature-length film presenting a fictionalized version of her life as she navigates a fantasy world of romance and heartbreak. The LP is due to arrive Feb. 16.

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