Jennifer Lopez ditches pants as she wears plunging bodysuit for sizzling on-stage display
The star recently celebrated her 56th birthday while on tour, and looked sensational
JENNIFER Lopez ditched her pants to wear a plunging bodysuit for a sizzling on-stage display.
The Jenny from the Block singer, 56, has never been afraid to wear a risque stage costume, and her latest tour has been no exception.
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Her Up All Night tour has seen her visit countries including Spain, Italy, Poland and the United Arab Emirates.
Tonight she takes to the stage in Yerevan in Armenia and ahead of the show, Jennifer shared snaps of her sexy stage costumes.
A number featured a bodysuit with a plunging neckline and waist-high pant line, covered in glittering silver gemstones.
Jennifer captioned her post: "This summer is a celebration of freedom and having a damn good time. See you tonight Yerevan!"
Another picture from the show saw the icon wearing a black catsuit with lace up detailing at the cleavage, hips and thighs, while a third costume was white and consisted of laced up sections and glittering sleeves.
During the tour, Jennifer celebrated her 56th birthday, and was filmed partying in in the resort of Antalya, Turkey, in videos posted on Instagram.
Wearing a glittering frock, which had a plunging neckline, J-Lo looked sensational as she displayed her enviable and ageless figure.
Dancing around a massive three-tier cake, the pop star looked totally carefree as she smiled from ear to ear.
Her birthday post featured several videos and photos including a snap showing the On The Floor hitmaker holding a huge bouquet of flowers.
Another video saw her performing on stage as fireworks lit up the sky above.
"BirthDAY. Antalya, Turkey," she captioned the post.
"What a gift you all are! Thank you so much for all your beautiful birthday wishes," she concluded.
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