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Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein: what the latest dating report establishes
Page Six cites an unnamed source describing a casual relationship. Their earlier public denial remains part of the record.
What to know
- Page Six attributes the dating claim to an unnamed source.
- Its account follows their attendance at a Los Angeles party on October 16.
- Lopez and Goldstein previously denied dating during a June 2 appearance on Today.
- The report says their representatives did not respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.
Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein are reportedly seeing each other casually, according to an unnamed source cited by Page Six. The October 19 report by Mara Siegler is a source-based account of the former co-stars’ private lives, not a public relationship announcement from either actor.
Why the report is drawing attention
Lopez and Goldstein starred together in Netflix’s Office Romance. Their public appearances around the film had already prompted speculation, giving the new account a familiar backdrop for fans.
The latest report describes a casual connection. That description should remain attributed to the source. A photograph of two people at the same event, or their on-screen chemistry, cannot by itself establish their relationship status.
What they said earlier
Page Six recounts the pair’s June television interview, when Lopez said they were not dating and Goldstein agreed. That denial describes what they said then; it neither confirms nor disproves a later change in their private lives.
What remains unconfirmed
The material reviewed for this article contains no new on-record confirmation from Lopez or Goldstein. Their representatives’ lack of a response to another outlet is not confirmation. Readers can follow the original report without treating anonymous-source reporting as the actors’ own announcement.
NewsCubby did not interview the pair or independently verify their relationship. This article explains the status and limits of the published reporting.
Sources, credits & editorial notes
- Mara Siegler, Page Six original report, October19 at18:10ET
- Authorized AOL syndication, updated October20 at17:56UTC at capture
- Photo: U.S. Navy / Carlos M. Vazquez II; public domain; CC BY 2.0
- Photograph license
Sources and photo credit
Archive · 2021-01-20 · Jennifer Lopez performing at the U.S. presidential inauguration; not the October 2026 party. Goldstein is not pictured. Photo: U.S. Navy / Carlos M. Vazquez II, Office of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff · Public domain (U.S. federal work); also offered under CC BY 2.0. Resized; cover adds crop, gradient, branding and headline. No endorsement implied. Original photo and rights.jpg); license.
