Jennifer Lopez is said to be losing a $90 million worth of performance residency in Las Vegas as her blockbuster deal shakes up with career flops and an allegedly crumbling marriage with Ben Affleck.
According to The Post, she was in talks with a hotel named MGM Grand that had offered her $1 million per show for a stretch of 90 dates, starting next year in 2025.
But soon, casino executives started doubting the singer’s stardom value over “dreadful” ticket sales for just the first tour of her recently released album, This is Me… Now.
Despite the record being Jennifer Lopez’s first release in 5 years, it has been met with exceedingly poor demand, forcing organizers to reportedly cancel around 7 shows this summer.
As per an insider, the Las Vegas deals were thankfully not announced in advance, so she won’t have to spend on PR strategies to “clean up her image.”
The Mirror informed in February that MGM was approached by Live Nation to offer over $800,000 for a show together.
Then, a rival casino named Resorts World had even increased the bidding to $875,000 per performance.
And, now, they’re running backtracks as Jennifer Lopez’s latest album has been the “worst seller of her career” yet. Even Amazon Prime Video pulled out from a companion film offer.
