Jennifer Lopez just gave everyone stuck working in a traditional office a serious case of FOMO after sharing a glimpse of her unconventional work-from-home setup.
Last week, the Office Romance actress took to Instagram to share a sultry photo of herself relaxing in a luxurious, scenic bathroom while working on her laptop from the bathtub. Lopez posed in the tub surrounded by bubbles, with her back and shoulders facing the camera as she appeared to multitask between relaxing and getting some work done.
“Today’s office,” the singer captioned the post alongside a bubble emoji.

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The mom of two pulled her hair into a high bun, keeping it away from her face as she enjoyed the natural light and views of the greenery outside the bathroom windows.
Fans were quick to joke that Lopez’s “office” looked considerably better than theirs.
“I think I’ve been doing ‘office’ wrong all these years,” one person commented.
“Any chance you’re hiring an assistant? I’m suddenly very flexible with working hours,” another joked.
“That’s how I work, but it’s because they won’t even let me take a bath in peace,” someone else wrote.
“Impeccable office view. Enjoy, Queen,” another fan said.
“I mean… goddess,” another commenter added, while someone else called it “the most peaceful office setup ever.”
Of course, one person had a practical warning for the singer: “Don’t get your laptop wet.”
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Jennifer Lopez Opens Up About Her Twins
Lopez may have more flexibility to enjoy moments like this as her 18-year-old twins, Emme and Max, begin their college years. Earlier this year, Lopez opened up to Extra about how proud she is of her children and the work they put into reaching their goals.
“I am so proud that they set goals for themselves,” she said. “They all got into all five colleges that they applied to… Each one got a scholarship to a school. And I just felt like they worked so hard.”
Lopez also spoke about the challenges her children faced while navigating school, adding that they have ADHD and “learn differently.”
“They have ADHD and so they learn differently and there was struggles and times, and I'm just so proud of them because they did what they said they were gonna do and they're good people. They're loving, good-hearted people,” she said.
The 57-year-old also shared a lesson she has emphasized throughout their childhood: academic success matters, but being a good person matters more.
“I always say to them, ‘What do I say?’ And they say, ‘Doesn't matter if we get good grades so long as we're good people.’ And I was like, ‘That’s right,’” Lopez recalled. “And they still, you know, sometimes will quote that back to me. So I'm very, very proud of both of them.”

