Jennifer Lopez, 51, looks impeccable the morning after her racy appearance at the AMAs

Jennifer Lopez looked gorgeous as she shared a no makeup video on Monday.

The 51-year-old looked younger than her years when she appeared just hours after her stunning performance at the American Music Awards.

With her hair stacked in a messy bun and draped in a silky tropical print dress, Lopez shared a cute post with her fans on Instagram Live.

“Hello, hello, surprise! said the singer, laughing. “How are you this morning?

“ I got up early, and I was on my social media looking through, and saw that you posted a lot on AMAs last night. ”

Lopez asked her fans if they liked the new version of Pa Ti she performed and explained how she imagined it.

She also teased the new additions to her JLO Beauty line.

Her intimate morning video with the fans came just hours after he set the pulse racing with a racy performance in a sheer suit at Sunday night’s AMAs.

She appeared with Maluma, performing their tracks Pa Ti and Lonely from their upcoming romantic comedy Marry Me.

The 2021 film will see Lopez playing a Latin pop star opposite Maluma and Owen Wilson.

Lopez’s character Kat Valdez is set to marry her singing partner Bstian (Maluma) in front of a worldwide audience. But when Kat learns, seconds before she takes her vows, that Bastian has been unfaithful, she decides to marry Charlie (Wilson), a stranger in the crowd, instead.

Sunday’s AMAs, hosted by Taraji P. Henson, had a limited audience at the Microsoft Theater, despite the increase in COVID-19 numbers across the country.

The show took place with rigorous Covid-19 guidelines and safety protocols.

Everyone entering the site was tested in advance and continued to be tested throughout production until completion.

Face covers were also required for anyone not on stage inside the venue, with the exception of background dancers who will also need to wear masks.

A production spokesperson told Rolling Stone: ‘Everyone inside our imprint, except performers on stage who sing or speak, will wear face covers and maintain social distancing at all. moment.

“When performers are not on stage to sing, present or accept an award, they will wear personal protective equipment (PPE). In addition, we sanitize our set every night and between performances during pre-production, rehearsals and in the live show.