Gloria Estefan Shades Jennifer Lopez on Super Bowl halftime comments

Gloria Estefan, left, and Jennifer Lopez (Photo: Fraser Harrison via Getty Images/Dia Dipasupil via Getty Images)

Gloria will get you.

Gloria Estefan He had no qualms about making fun of some of the fun in the actor and singer Jennifer Lopez During Tuesday’s “Watch What Happens With Andy Cohen” episode.

During one clip, Cohen asked the Cuban American icon what she thought of comments Lopez made around Super Bowl 2020 halftime showIn which she sang with the Colombian singer Shakira.

In her Netflix documentary Halftime, Lopez complained About the lack of time for the need to share the stage, calling it “the worst idea in the world.”

In response, she told Estefan Cohen that she was asked to join Lopez and Shakira at the Super Bowl stage but she declined the offer.

“Look, that’s the point. And Stefan explained that you have a little bit of time, like 12 minutes or something, to turn things on and off.” So, can you do that with one person? Yeah, but I think they wanted to throw on the Miami and Latin extravaganza, and they tried to pack it in as much as possible.”

And even though Estefan said women “killed him” and that it was a “cool show,” the “Rhythm Is Gonna Get You” singer took the opportunity to cast a little shadow on Lopez.

“Well, imagine what JLo would say if you were the third [performer]! ‘ said Stephen, her eyes widen.

“I’m literally going out, I’m done” Come on and shake your body, “Get out!” Estefan joked, referring to the lyrics of the 1985 Miami Sound Machine song, “Conga!”

Estefan then added that she has performed in a few Super Bowls and that Lopez and Shakira’s show was their “moment” to shine.

“Plus, I didn’t want to go on a December diet,” Estefan said. “It’s Christmas!”

Lopez’s complaints about her Super Bowl performance in “Halftime” were not directed at Shakira but in the NFL.

Lopez manager Beni Medina shared his client’s frustration with the NFL’s selection for a joint performer.

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“Usually, you have one major title in the Super Bowl. That major title builds a show, and if they choose to have other guests, that’s their choice,” According to Entertainment Weekly,. “It was an insult to say that you need two Latinas to do the job that one artist has historically done.”

This article originally appeared HuffPost It has been updated.

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