Legal War Rages On Between Jennifer Lopez And Ex-Husband Over Intimate Home Video
May 28 2018, Updated 10:09 a.m. ET
The heat between Jennifer Lopez and her ex-husband Ojani Noa continues to simmer, as RadarOnline.com has obtained legal documents between their camps -- as well as a letter from Ojani himself -- all stemming from the racy tape Noa claims to possess of the American Idol personality from their honeymoon.
As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Lopez unleashed her legal team on Noa to try to prevent the release of the tape.
DOCUMENTS: Legal War Rages On Between Jennifer Lopez And Ojani Noa
In the latest round of correspondence, Noa's business associate Ed Meyer tells J.Lo's attorney Jay Lavely that the singer "has made numerous claims and allegations that she has never consented to Ojani Noa's Home Videos. This is despite Jennifer Lopez clearly giving her consent to Ojani Noa on the Home Videos, on not just one, but on several occasions.
"Jay, you and I have looked at hours and hours of Ojani Noa's Home Videos, and Jennifer Lopez never, repeat, never ever verbally withholds her consent on the Home Videos … she never withheld her consent, but you did," Meyer wrote.
Noa said in an email that Lopez is violating an agreement they made, and taking advantage of his kindness and loyalty. He says he didn't understand what was going on and Lopez encouraged him not to hire a lawyer.
Lopez is currently involved with dancer Casper Smart. The mother-of-two ended her seven-year marriage last year to third husband, Marc Anthony, though the two still work together on the Univision music show, Q'Viva!
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