J-Lo’s First Hubby Won’t Publish Tell-All Book
Posted July 1, 2006 12:00 pm.
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It looks as though J-Lo fans will never get any intimate details of her first marriage after her former husband agreed not to publish a tell-all book about his relationship with the star.
Jennifer Lopez, 36, and her ex Ojani Noa signed an injunction earlier this week that will remain in effect until the pair can settle their differences or until a trial is held to determine if the order should be made permanent.
Under the injunction, Noa is prohibited from “criticizing, denigrating, casting in a negative light or otherwise disparaging” Lopez or their marriage. He is also barred from circulating his manuscript and he must retrieve any copies he may have already handed out.
The pair was urged to settle the problem outside of court.
Lopez sued Noa in April to get him to end his plans to publish the book. The singer’s suit claims the account includes allegations that she had an affair with Marc Anthony while he was still married to beauty queen Dayanara Torres.
She claims the book violated a legal settlement that barred the pair from disclosing any details of their marriage. Lopez and Noa divorced in 1998 after a 10-and-a-half-month marriage. Three years later she married dancer Chris Judd, but filed for divorce months later.
Anthony and Lopez walked down the aisle just days after the hunky singer divorced Torres. Lopez had broken off her engagement to Ben Affleck five months before she took the vows.
