cicemburong News: Can we go now, darling? Jennifer Lopez struggles to keep interested at baseball game

Can we go now, darling? Jennifer Lopez struggles to keep interested at baseball game

Most long-suffering wives and girlfriends have been there - and it seems Jennifer Lopez is no exception.

She'd dutifully accompanied her husband, Latino crooner Marc Anthony, to a baseball game in New York yesterday - but couldn't seem to muster up much enthusiasm.

Dressed casually in a cream woolen jumper and jeans, with her honey-coloured hair pulled into a messy ponytail, J-Lo seemed more interested in snuggling up with her other half than watching any on-pitch action between the New York Mets and Tampa Bay Rays.

Yawn: J-Lo doesn't seem too interested in the baseball game between the New York Mets and Tampa Bay Rays in NYC yesterday

Much rather do this: The pair share a kiss during the game

Their public display of affection contradicted rumours of a rift, which began circulating in January when J-Lo was spotted without her wedding ring.

In fact, the mother of 16-month-old twins Max and Emme recently revealed they plan on extending their brood.

'I think we will have more children. I mean, it's fun to do all the things we do.

'But nothing feels like what it is to have children and to have that joy and purpose in your life of raising another human being,' she said recently.

Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony

Shush honey, I'm watching the game: Marc keeps his eyes on the pitch while Jennifer chats in his ear

The singer/actress - who turns 40 next month - is currently filming The Back-up Plan, a romantic comedy about a single woman who turns to artificial insemination to silence her ticking biological clock.

With her last Hollywood effort - 2006's Bordertown - going straight to DVD in the U.S., the star is no doubt hoping for success.

In typical entrepreneurial style, however, she's hedging her bets by working on a new album - her eighth - as well.

'I worked on music while I was pregnant and while I was at home, but now to really get into it and focus on it and to finish the project is exciting,' she said.