The new issue of People magazine features a cover photo of 'On The Floor' songstress Jennifer Lopez, but it has been reported that she didn't approve of the image.

She graces the cover wearing a blue cardigan, white shirt and trousers, and is also facing the camera head-on with a blunt fringe framing her face (shown below).

After speculation surfaced that suggested JLo was unhappy with the picture, her manager Benny Medina issued a statement and explained that the reports are untrue, adding that she was actually "very pleased":

"Look at the pictures and read the story! We worked closely with the editors of People and we are very pleased with cover photo and the results all around."

People magazine also opened up about the issue and a spokesperson was quick to dispell the negativity, admitting that the publication "continues to have a productive relationship with her and her team".

In the accompanying interview, the superstar spoke about her relationship anxieties and confessed that she often wonders why her 25-year-old boyfriend is happy to be with her as she is 43: "I ask him, 'Why don't you go find a young girlfriend and get out of here? What do you want with me?' And you think, 'How long is this gonna be?'"