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Jennifer Lopez has split from her long-term hairdresser
Mar 15, 2006, 14:50 GMT
Jennifer Lopez has split from her long-term hairdresser.
The Latin beauty has ditched regular stylist Oribe, who charges $10,000-a-day for his services, after a string of alleged bust-ups.
However, sources close to J.Lo deny there has been any rift and insists the two parted company amicably.One insider said: 'There was no fight - she just stopped using him.' After being told his scissors were no longer required, Oribe is now planning to concentrate on running his exclusive Miami salon, whose clients include Leonardo DiCaprio's former lover, supermodel Gisele Bundchen. Lopez's relationship with Oribe hit the headlines last year after she demanded bosses on low-budget film 'Bordertown' pay the stylist's extravagant charges to look after her locks. A set insider said at the time: ''Bordertown' is an independent movie - meaning no studio is attached - and there is no one to pay her outrageous bills. Antonio Banderas who is starring in the movie isn't asking for anything, but she is!'
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madeline7May 3rd, 2006 - 18:01:51
Your 2005 report, describing Jennifer Lopez as a demanding diva, sounds familiar. However, it missed a major point. This is J.Lo's own production company, Nuyorican, which produced the independent film 'Bordertown.' Obviously a producer is familiar with the budget.
Your source also praised Antonio Banderas as being undemanding. Actually, Banderas wasn't even there filming, according to the June 20, 2005 article in the Albuquerque Tribune (their offices were used for filming newsroom scenes). It was around that same time your particular diva story started. Sounds like it's time to rethink some of your sources.
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