Fans have had a hard time navigating through the devastating news of A-Rod and Jennifer Lopez breaking up. Although rumors surrounding their decision to part ways have been all over the Internet for a while now, the couple issued a joint statement that made it official.
Initially, the high-profile pair revealed they were "working through some things," but that isn't the case anymore. We don’t know how Jennifer Lopez is coping with the split, but considering Alex Rodriguez’s rather bizarre Instagram story, he’s obviously grief-stricken.
A-Rod’s Tribute To JLo
The singer hasn’t acknowledged the end of her relationship on her social media accounts, but her former fiancé already has. Rodriguez shared a video which documented his post-breakup feelings, and fans don't know how to feel about it.
With Coldplay’s Fix You playing in the background, A-Rod took his followers on a trip down his memory lane, showing them framed photos of the couple in their happier days.
From a New Year’s celebration to photos of their children, and a framed art piece of their names in a heart drawn into sand, A-Rod had quite the set-up. There was also a tissue box in full-frame...which is making fans wonder if he is shedding any tears.
To make things worse, he tagged JLo's Instagram account in the video as if all was well!
Jennifer Lopez’s fans believe this is an "embarrassing" move from A-Rod.
@chloexrich said “This is giving me max ehrich crying on the beach vibes."
@beaml_01 wrote "That's something a 13-year-old would do, lol."
People magazine reported that the couple are officially done and moving on. Lopez and Rodriguez issued a joint statement, expressing they were better off as friends, "We have realized we are better as friends and look forward to remaining so."
"We will continue to work together and support each other on our shared businesses and projects. We wish the best for each other and one another's children. Out of respect for them, the only other comment we have is to say is thank you to everyone who has sent kind words and support."