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Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein Crown Their Ultimate Rom-Coms on The Kelly Clarkson Show

Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein Crown Their Ultimate Rom-Coms on The Kelly Clarkson Show
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Rom-com showdown: Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein crown their all-time favorites on The Kelly Clarkson Show.

Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein stopped by The Kelly Clarkson Show and basically mainlined rom-com nostalgia while plugging their upcoming Netflix movie, Office Romance. They did a rapid-fire 'Rom-Com This or That' and, yes, they actually picked a winner. If you grew up on late-90s/early-2000s comfort watches, this was catnip.

The lightning round

The show posted a 70-second clip on June 5, 2026, with Lopez and Goldstein speed-choosing between big-name titles. Goldstein leaned all-in like a happy movie nerd; Lopez, who is practically rom-com royalty at this point, kept running into matchups that hit close to home.

  • Crazy, Stupid, Love vs 27 Dresses
  • Monster-in-Law vs Notting Hill
  • Plus a few other fan-favorite face-offs
  • Final pick by the end: Maid in Manhattan

When your own movies show up, it gets tricky

The toughest beats were exactly what you think: whenever her own films popped up. Lopez admitted it was rough choosing between fan favorites, especially once Monster-in-Law and Maid in Manhattan entered the mix. And if you remember that early-2000s moment, Maid in Manhattan was the era’s glass-slipper fantasy: working-class dream meets Manhattan gloss. No shock, then, that it took the crown by the end of the bit.

All of this is also a teaser for Office Romance

The timing here is not subtle. They’re out talking up Office Romance for Netflix, and the throwback vibe is a smart way to remind everyone why these two are doing a rom-com in the first place. Their easy banter on the promo trail has also spun up the usual dating rumors online. For the record: neither has confirmed anything, and Lopez has already shut the chatter down.

Bottom line: fun segment, clean nostalgia hit, and a tidy win for Maid in Manhattan. Now we wait to see if Office Romance brings that same spark when it actually lands on Netflix.

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