Jennifer Lopez enjoyed herself a best of both worlds moment during her early birthday celebrations.
Ahead of her 57th birthday on July 24, the "Let's Get Loud" singer jetted off to Europe with her sister Lynda Lopez, who turned 55 on June 14, making for a "double birthday sister trip."
The Office Romance actress shared a slew of photos from the getaway, most notably a photo of her having dinner… in a bathtub.
© InstagramOver the weekend, Jennifer took to Instagram and shared photos from the trip, which included a visit to Wimbledon, as well as visits to Paris and Italy.
She first shared a photo of herself decked out in a lacy Dolce & Gabbana ensemble dripping in gold jewelry, followed by a sweet photo of both her and Lynda.
Next, she shared a photo of herself soaking in a giant marble bathtub, smiling while eating out of a small saucepan, and her sister is sitting next to her on the floor, also having food. Jennifer also shared photos with Balenciaga creative director Pier Paolo Piccioli, laying down by the pool with friends, and more snaps with her sister.
"A double birthday sister trip is always a good idea!!" she wrote in her caption, adding: "I love you Lynnie!! Happy birthday!!"
Fans were then quick to take to the comments section under the post and gush over it, with one writing: "What a queeeen omg," as others followed suit with: "Adoreeee everything about this. Memories that'll last forever," and: "Damn that first pic is everything," as well as: "It's so good to see you happy!"
Earlier this summer, Jennifer also celebrated another milestone: her twins Oskar and Max graduating from high school and gearing up to move out of their home and to college.
© Instagram"I've been crying for two months," Jennifer, who shares the twins with ex-husband Marc Anthony, shared during an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, though maintained: "It's fine. I want them to be happy, go where they want to go, and do what they want to do."
© Getty Images"We're going to pack up their rooms here, and they're going to take all of the things that they want to take to their dorm. And then they're gonna realize that their dorms are too small and they're gonna miss home, I hope, and want to come back real soon," she then joked. "That's my plan."
She also reflected: "I remember being that age and thinking I couldn't wait to get out in the world and do my thing. I really wanted to get out," adding: "All year people have been asking me, 'Oh, they’re going away to college, is it going to be terrible?' No, it's going to be great. I want them to go out there. I want them to do what they want to do. They have big dreams. They have things they want to do. It's going to be great."
