Jennifer Lopez scolds ‘crazy’ Paris paparazzi in tense Fashion Week video

She’s still Jenny from the Block.

Jennifer Lopez scolds “crazy” paparazzi in a tense video captured at Paris Fashion Week.

according to a video shared onlineThe “Selena” actress was walking through the streets of the City of Light when a group of photographers started surrounding her.

Jennifer Lopez scolded the paparazzi in Paris on Tuesday. best image/backgrid
“Guys, can you stop acting crazy?” he told the group. (Pictured: Lopez waving on Tuesday.) gc images

“Guys, can you stop acting crazy?” he told the group.

“Relax. Nobody’s running anywhere. We’re not doing anything,” the 57-year-old hitmaker said.

“You can breathe faster.”

After the paparazzi blamed “the heat” for her behavior, the mother of two allowed them to take her photo.

During the outing, the “Anaconda” star stunned in a spaghetti strap lace dress, which she teamed with a pair of white scrunch socks and black leather loafers.

“Breathe quickly,” the pop star (seen above in Paris on Tuesday) told photographers. gc images
One of the paparazzi blamed the heat for his behavior. (Picture: Lopez in Paris.) Cyril Pequenard/SIPA/Shutterstock

Lopez wore her honey brown hair slicked back with two pieces hanging in front of her face.

The pop star has been rocking her fashion looks during her time in Paris.

On Wednesday, Lopez sat front row to attend Stella McCartney’s fashion show as part of RTW Spring/Summer 2027.

On Wednesday, the “Hustlers” star attended the Stella McCartney womenswear spring/summer 2027 show. wireimage
She stunned in fake fur and a dress. getty images

The “On the Floor” singer wore a faux-fur shawl over a layered sable midi dress from the British designer.

She paired her look with a black veil and sat with an umbrella.

Many other stars attended the fashion show, including Kelsea Ballerini, Miranda Kerr, Natalia Bryant, Sabrina Elba, Juliette Binoche, Kat Graham and many others.

McCartney’s show focused on the ocean conservation theme with the provocative tagline, “Sea life, not seafood”.

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