Jennifer Lopez is open to getting married again: 'I still believe in happily ever after'

J-Lo and Ben Affleck made headlines when they got back together. Photo / Getty Images

Jennifer Lopez is open to getting married again.

The 'Marry Me' star - who was previously wed to Ojani Noa, Cris Judd and Marc Anthony - reunited with her former fiance Ben Affleck earlier this year and she admitted she will always believe in "happily ever after".

Asked if she would marry again, she told 'Today': "I don't know, yeah, I guess. You know me, I'm a romantic. I always have been. I've been married a few times. Yeah, I still believe in happily ever after, for sure, 100 per cent."

The 52-year-old singer-and-actress - who has 13-year-old twins Emme and Max - called off her engagement to Alex Rodriguez earlier this year but she isn't ashamed of her romantic history and is "really proud" of where she is today.

She said: "If you can't laugh at yourself and just take it as it comes, I just don't think about those things. I feel like I'm a human being like everybody else. I've had my ups and downs, I've made mistakes and I'm really proud of where I've come to in my life and who I am as a person, as a mom, and as an actor and as an artist. So yeah it's okay, everybody's got that."

Meanwhile, Ben recently admitted he is in "awe" of the 'Jenny from the Block' hitmaker.

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He gushed: "All I can tell you is that I have seen first-hand the difference representation makes because I have seen, over and over and over and over, women of colour approach Jennifer and tell her what her example as a strong woman and a woman succeeding and demanding her fair share in the business world means to them."

Ben - who previously dated Jennifer between 2002 and 2004 - thinks the chart-topping star has inspired a huge number of Americans.

He said: "Jennifer has inspired a massive group of people to feel they have a seat at the table in this country.

"That is an effect few people throughout history have had, one I will never know and one I can only stand by and admire with respect."