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Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein Are Casually Dating, Source Says

The former co-stars, who recently appeared in the Netflix film 'Office Romance,' are reportedly seeing each other.

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Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein Are Casually Dating, Source Says

Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein are casually dating, a source told Page Six. The pair, who starred together in the 2026 Netflix movie "Office Romance," were seen together at a talent manager’s party in Los Angeles on October 16.

Lopez, 57, and Goldstein, 46, reportedly arrived separately to the event but left together. This sighting comes after the two previously denied dating rumors while promoting their film. During an appearance on "Today," Lopez stated, "There’s never a time when I’m seen with somebody or working with somebody where they don’t try to put me with the person." Goldstein added, "I think if you stand near her, that’s what happens."

When directly asked if they were dating in real life, both confirmed they were not. However, a source close to the situation now says the pair are seeing each other casually. "The one thing they have in common is they both enjoy going out to parties and restaurants," the source told Page Six.

Earlier in the summer, Page Six reported that Lopez and Goldstein maintained a professional relationship on the set of "Office Romance," though their chemistry was evident. They were also seen attending Broadway's "Oh Mary" together in March 2025, prior to filming the movie, which began in April of that year.

Lopez had previously praised Goldstein as an on-screen kisser during an appearance on "Watch What Happens Live." Goldstein, in turn, had expressed admiration for Lopez, complimenting her role in "Hustlers" on his podcast "Films to Be Buried With" in July 2018.

Lopez filed for divorce from Ben Affleck in August 2024. Goldstein's past public relationship was with actress Beth Rylance in 2021. Representatives for Lopez and Goldstein did not immediately respond to requests for comment.


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