40th Birthday, Jennifer Lopez!

E! Online – Happy 40th Birthday, Jennifer Lopez!(E! Online)

Los Angeles (E! Online) – Jennifer Lopez turns 40 years young today, but she kicked off the celebration last night.
The actress has been busy filming The Back-Up Plan in the Big Apple and took some time out to party with the crew and hubby Marc Anthony.
While she's definitely toned down her divalicious side since becoming a mom to twins Max and Emme, J.Lo.'s huge chocolate cake still paid tribute to...herself, what else?
It featured a big photo of herself and the message: "Jennifer...thanks for being our Plan A! You're the best. And...happy birthday!"
The birthday girl also got kisses from her hubby and toasted with champagne.
Despite turning the dreaded 4-0, a milestone that has most women pretending it doesn't exist, Jenny was beaming throughout the bash.
Do you miss her over-the-top J.Lo days or do you like the new softer, domesticated side of Jennifer?
Either way, happy birthday!

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