Jennifer Lopez embraced a Hamptons summer with her child Emme, sharing joyful family moments and serene snapshots on Instagram.

Fresh from her sold-out “Up All Night: Live in 2025” tour, the singer is now promoting Bill Condon’s “Kiss of the Spider Woman,” a $30 million musical opening October 10, in which she plays three roles.

Produced partly by ex-husband Ben Affleck, the film marks a personal milestone for Jennifer Lopez, who calls it her “favorite movie experience.”

This summer, Jennifer Lopez spent time in the Hamptons with her 17-year-old child, Emme, soaking up the sunshine during a well-deserved summer getaway.

Lopez offered fans a glimpse of the trip on Instagram, where she shared both intimate family snapshots and serene solo moments.

In one photo, Lopez and Emme beam from the back of a convertible, joined by her longtime vocal coach Stevie Mackey, while enjoying a breezy joy ride. Lopez kept it chic in a crisp white button-down, while Emme opted for a blue plaid shirt and khaki shorts.

In another post, the singer struck a quieter pose, perched on a pastel blue Bluejay Electric Bicycle in a cream sweater, white pants, and striped Celine espadrilles, captioning the picture simply: “Le Sunshine.“

Her 248 million followers quickly flooded the comments with praise, calling her “gorgeous” and “the cutest,” as she continues to enjoy what insiders say is “the time of her life this summer.”

Lopez’s latest summer getaway comes exactly one year after she filed for divorce from Ben Affleck, her fourth husband, a split finalized on February 21 after just two years of marriage.

Now, Lopez is in a different place, fresh off her successful “Up All Night: Live in 2025” tour, which wrapped on August 12.

“She’s been having the time of her life this summer,” an insider told People Magazine.

They added, “She loved connecting with fans all over the world. The tour was amazing. It’s been a great focus for her. She’s been doing what she really enjoys.”

Next up, Lopez will shift gears from live performance to the big screen.

She’s set to hit the press circuit for Bill Condon’s upcoming $30 million musical “Kiss of the Spider Woman,” where she tackles a challenging triple role as Ingrid Luna, Aurora, and the Spider Woman.

According to insiders, the film holds personal significance for the actress.

“This is the movie she filmed last year in New York when she and Ben were going through a difficult time,” the source explained. “She’s come a long way since. She’s very happy and just grateful for her life.”

On Tuesday, Lionsgate unveiled the first official poster for “Kiss of the Spider Woman,” which arrives in U.S. theaters on October 10.

The star-studded ensemble includes Tonatiuh, Diego Luna, Bruno Bichir, Josefina Scaglione, and Aline Mayagoitia alongside Lopez.

Interestingly, Affleck is credited as one of eight executive producers on the project through his company, Artists Equity.

The “Jenny from the Block” hitmaker will also return to the stage for a 12-date Las Vegas residency, Up All Night Live, beginning December 30 at Caesars Palace’s The Colosseum.

Beyond the stage, the two-time Grammy nominee has a stacked acting slate ahead.

She’s set to star in Ol Parker’s Netflix rom-com “Office Romance,” appear in Robert Zemeckis’ thriller “The Last Mrs. Parrish” (also for Netflix), and produce “Bob the Builder” for Amazon MGM Studios.

In an interview with Variety, Lopez said she’s been waiting her “whole life” for a role like “Kiss of the Spider Woman.”

“I was waiting my whole life to be able to do a real big MGM Hollywood musical, and I finally got to do it,” she said. “It was more [than I hoped]. Me and Diego [Luna] were on set, and we’re dancing around and we’re singing, and looking at each other and it’s like we don’t want to do anything else but musicals. Diego said that! Me too. I don’t want to do anything else.”

For Lopez, the story carries a timeless message, acting as a reminder “that love heals all divides.”

She explained, “It’s about two different people who come together and find the humanity in one another and fall in love. To me, that is something that is special and needs to be seen. We are all just human. It’s an important movie in this way.”

Calling the project “probably my favorite movie experience,” Lopez said the film left her with one lasting conviction: “Love transcends everything.”