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In their master bathroom, that is.
In Vogue Living that her favorite room in her…I mean “their” house is the bathroom. The NY mansion was done up J.Lo style after she and Marc Anthony were married in 2004. With the help of a “Fab Five” member Thom Filicia. The “Queer Eye for the Straight Guy” member help put together the master-bath complete with nickel-plated rolltop bathtub and the ancient Puerto Rican cannonballs. Lopez said the first thing she did when moving to the mansion was:
“A whole top-to-bottom revamp on it and put the woman’s touch in there.”
Jen has also started some work on some LA and Miami real estate as well. She has used very swanky materials like silk shantung and mohair velvet. Also, to match the tub a nickel-plated convex mirror finds its home above an original marble mantelpiece in their dining room
There is just too much irony in “ancient Puerto Rican cannonballs” to begin with but I fail to see the femininity in them.
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Clumber Boy | October 27, 2006 at 12:59 am
You say: too much irony in “ancient Puerto Rican cannonballs” to begin with but I fail to see the femininity in them.
I Say: “Well, I bet Ricky Martin would…”
Clumber Boy | October 27, 2006 at 12:59 am
You say: too much irony in “ancient Puerto Rican cannonballs” to begin with but I fail to see the femininity in them.
I Say: “Well, I bet Ricky Martin would…”
Clumber Boy | October 27, 2006 at 1:00 am
You say: too much irony in “ancient Puerto Rican cannonballs” to begin with but I fail to see the femininity in them.
I Say: “Well, I bet Ricky Martin would…”