Jennifer Lopez, 57, was observed on Monday in Santa Monica, California, heading to a gym in athletic wear, followed by a Tuesday lunch in New York City with her 18-year-old child, Oskar. The outings come amid reports that friends are concerned about the star's demanding schedule potentially leading to burnout.

On Monday, Lopez showcased her physique in a burgundy sports bra and matching leggings, accessorized with a Yankees baseball cap and white sneakers. Later, she appeared in New York City, opting for a more layered look with a baby blue sweatshirt over a white collared shirt, wide-leg jeans, and a leather pouch clutch for a lunch meeting at Dante restaurant in Manhattan's West Village. Oskar, dressed in a cream sweater and jeans, accompanied Lopez for the meal.

The star seemingly flew to New York City later in the day as she was spotted grabbing lunch with her child Oskar and friends at Dante restaurant on Tuesday

Oskar, who recently revealed a new trans identity, is preparing to attend Sarah Lawrence College, an institution located outside of New York City. This transition follows a family vacation in Italy where Lopez shared sentiments about becoming an empty nester.

Oskar, who was born Emme, recently unveiled a new trans identity while preparing to head off to college outside of New York City

Lopez has spoken with pride about her twins, Max and Oskar, noting that they were accepted into all five colleges they applied to and received scholarships for each. She highlighted their hard work and dedication to their studies, acknowledging their efforts despite challenges associated with ADHD.

It comes amid fears that Lopez is headed for 'burnout' with her huge workload; Pictured in 2025

The reports of concern stem from Lopez's extensive professional commitments, which include a significant deal with Dolce & Gabbana, planning a world tour, and ongoing acting and promotional work. Insiders have expressed worries that her current pace echoes a past breakdown suffered in 2002, emphasizing a desire to prevent a recurrence.