J Lo Does "Cost a Thing" - she is the main character in "The Unknown Truth: A Passionate Portrait Of Serial Thriller"

Jennifer Lopez got married for the first time, in 1997, to Ojani Noa, a Cuban-born waiter in a Miami restaurant, and divorced only 11 months after. Even this short period of time seems to have been enough for Noa to acquire necessary details in order to write a whole book on the relationship.

The details are not only "enough", but even too many, for what J Lo can accept. Therefore, she decided to sue Noa for trying to publish his book, selling the story to TV stations and tabloids. "The Unknown Truth: A Passionate Portrait Of Serial Thriller" thrills Jennifer at the moment, her attorneys and a whole world being anxious to see whether or not the "sacred vital space of a human being" shall actually be protected by law.

J Lo accuses Noa for a lot of things. One of them would be his intention of blackmailing her, asking for 5$ million not to sell his book. Another would be that he writes "negative and denigrating things" about her, unveiling too much of her personal life to the public eye. The one thing she does not seem to accuse him of is lying. But even if he tells the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, in his book, it still angers Jenny a lot. Or maybe, telling too much truth is the problem itself.

Noa's allegations refer, between other things, to "J Lo's flying" with one of her partners from "Anaconda" movie, or to her getting involved with Marc Anthony (her husband), while he was still married to Dayanara Torres. Now we can understand better why such a truth would be unacceptable for the artist.

This is not the first time Jennifer and Noa take each other to trial, if we were to count the divorce and then Noa's accusations of being fired without a cause from Jennifer's restaurant in Pasadena. So, we have enough to talk about.