Jennifer Lopez has revealed that she will be touring with Spanish crooner Enrique Iglesias.
"We are going to give you everything we got. I think it's going to be one of the most historic tours ever. Because I don't know that there has ever been something where these Latinos have come together like this as family," thesun.co.uk quoted her as saying.
Both the singers will be joined by Puerto Rican musicians Wisin Y Yandel, who will open for them.
Meanwhile, Lopez is being sued by her former personal driver Hakob Manoukian. He claims the singer's manager Benny Medina humiliated him and destroyed his career.
Manoukian said Lopez agreed to pay him more than $200,000 (Dh734,649) per year.
But things went haywire when Lopez began filming What to Expect When You're Expecting in 2011. Hakob claims that during the period, he was forced to spend time with Medina.
Manoukian said Medina persuaded Lopez to demote him, taking away his security responsibilities and relegating him to merely Lopez's driver.
He said he was basically forced to resign. However, Medina told tmz.com: "Manoukian was a disgruntled employee who chose to quit."
"We are going to give you everything we got. I think it's going to be one of the most historic tours ever. Because I don't know that there has ever been something where these Latinos have come together like this as family," thesun.co.uk quoted her as saying.
Both the singers will be joined by Puerto Rican musicians Wisin Y Yandel, who will open for them.
Meanwhile, Lopez is being sued by her former personal driver Hakob Manoukian. He claims the singer's manager Benny Medina humiliated him and destroyed his career.
Manoukian said Lopez agreed to pay him more than $200,000 (Dh734,649) per year.
But things went haywire when Lopez began filming What to Expect When You're Expecting in 2011. Hakob claims that during the period, he was forced to spend time with Medina.
Manoukian said Medina persuaded Lopez to demote him, taking away his security responsibilities and relegating him to merely Lopez's driver.
He said he was basically forced to resign. However, Medina told tmz.com: "Manoukian was a disgruntled employee who chose to quit."
