‘I’m not single’: Alex Rodriguez DENIES he has split with Jennifer Lopez and says ‘let me call you right back babe’ to her on phone
- Alex Rodriguez has denied reports he has split with fiancee Jennifer Lopez
- The 45-year-old was approached by a reporter on Saturday in Miami where he was asked if he was single again
- In a video of the encounter, A-Rod appeared to be amused by the question and laughs before replying: ‘No, I’m not’
Alex Rodriguez has confirmed his relationship with Jennifer Lopez is still going strong amid reports the couple has ended their two-year engagement.
The former MLB star was spotted on Saturday arriving at his gym session in Miami where he was approached by a reporter who asked if was back on the market.
‘Are you guys working on it? Are you single now?’ the reporter asks in a video of the encounter.
Rodriguez, who was wearing workout clothes and a black face mask and sunglasses, chuckled at the question and shook his finger, before replying: ‘No, I’m not.’
Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez, who began dating in 2017, have ended their four-year romance, according to reports
While heading home, the 45-year-old ex Yankees shortstop made it clear once again that he is still very much with his fiancee after he was heard speaking to Lopez on the phone.
‘Hold on let me call you right back babe!’
The Hollywood power couple left fans stunned Friday after it was announced they had called off their two-year engagement amid rumors the former Yankees shortstop had been chatting up Southern Charm star Madison LeCroy.
But Lopez and Rodriguez cleared the air on Saturday, telling TMZ: ‘All the reports are inaccurate. We are working through some things.’
The couple also dismissed cheating allegations, telling the tabloid that their troubles have nothing to do with a third party.
Sources had claimed Lopez and Rodriguez finally called it quits over the former baseball star’s alleged relationship with LeCroy, 30.
Rodriguez’s links to reality star first came to light during a Southern Charm reunion in January when LeCroy was accused of having been in contact with a ‘married’ and ex-MLB player in Miami whose name had been bleeped out.