Jennifer Lopez walking on a Rome street with her two teenage twins, surrounded by a crowd and security.
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The Twins Jennifer Lopez Raised Mostly Alone Turn into College Kids This Fall, and She’s Soaking Up Every Last Minute Together on a Family ‘Roman Holiday’

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Something about her outfit is giving pure Lizzie McGuire Movie, while Max is the spitting image of father Marc Anthony, pout and all. Twin Oskar (formerly Emme) photographed their gelato, proving even children of superstars have to snap it for the ‘gram.

Max and Oskar Muñiz turn into college freshmen this fall, and Jennifer Lopez is spending the last stretch of summer showing them Rome. The 57-year-old was photographed on July 27 walking the city with her 18-year-old twins, one eating ice cream beside her, the other trailing along with earbuds in and a phone in hand.

Jennifer Lopez in a white and green mini dress and head scarf walks beside a teen in a pink shirt and baggy jeans holding a gelato cup on a Rome street.
Gelato cup in hand, Oskar Muniz walks alongside a beaming Jennifer Lopez during the family’s summer stroll along Via Condotti in Rome. Photo by Backgrid.

The twins, who she shares with ex-husband Marc Anthony, turned 18 in February and graduated high school in June. They’re headed to college around August, which makes days like this rare and running out.

Jennifer Lopez smiles while walking on a busy Rome street with two teens — one in a pink shirt holding a phone and gelato, one in a white tee and shorts — surrounded by a crowd.
Max Muniz — the spitting image of father Marc Anthony — keeps pace with Lopez and twin Oskar as the trio navigate a crowded Roman street together. Photo by Backgrid.

Lopez has talked openly about how much the goodbye weighs on her after years of it being just the three of them. The Rome trip caps a long European summer that ran through Wimbledon, the Dolce & Gabbana shows in Sicily, and her July 24 birthday in Paris.

She keeps her kids mostly out of frame, so a slow afternoon of gelato and window-shopping together reads less like a photo op and more like a mother banking the time she has left.

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