As a singer and actress who's worked in Hollywood for decades, Jennifer Lopez has already accomplished so much.
But the one thing she hasn't yet ticked off her bucket list yet? Moving out of America.
We might be saying goodbye to Jenny from the Block pretty soon...
Jennifer Lopez might be abandoning the life she's always known to move elsewhere in the world.
Nooooooooooo.
She began by sharing how her 10-year-old self would react to all of the amazing things she's been able to accomplish in more than two decades in Hollywood.
"The first time I was in the studio recording a record. The first time I saw myself on screen and I was sitting in the movie theater, and I saw Mi Familia and I started crying."
"Sometimes I didn't believe my life," she said.
"I don't believe what happens to me and the things that I'm able to experience and the opportunities that I've gotten."
Even so, there are times where the singer/actress/amazing-at-everything star fantasizes about leaving it all behind.
Her top picks?
Italy and Bali.
She continued: "And then go home and put jelly on it, and just eat and paint, or sit in a rocking chair where there was a beautiful view of an olive tree or an oak tree and I could just smell."
"I have fantasies like that," she said.
"I always felt like this is what I wanted to do. It was this or nothing. There was not really an option for me. It’s just what I love."
She'll have to bring her family, which includes her soon-to-be husband, former New York Yankees, Alex Rodriquez.
While a wedding date for the longtime couple hasn't been announced yet, word has it that their wedding is going to be "big."
He began by teasing that it's going to be a "long flight" to get to the wedding, indicating that the nuptials might be a destination wedding.
While Jen spoke to ET, though, she was forced backtrack on a lot of the things Alex said.
"He's just saying things. We're talking about it, but we don't have any firm plans ... and we're talking about a lot of places [to get married in], but I don't know yet."
"I'd like a big wedding. And I'd like to get married in a church this time. I've never been married in a church."
"It’s a perfect moment in my life, honestly, but it’s also a great time for a Latina women to take the stage at the biggest all-American event, with everything that’s going on in the country right now."
"So if you can spread a little bit of love and positivity, and make people know that we’re all in this together? I look at it as a blessing."
For more of J.Lo's interview, you can check it out here!
