Jennifer Lopez, 50, flaunts toned tum in leopard patterned crop top and leggings while heading to family lunch with daughter Emme… after their epic Super Bowl performance

She showed off the importance of family during her acclaimed Super Bowl halftime performance when she was joined in song by her daughter.

Jennifer Lopez and 11-year-old Emme were seen bonding again on Tuesday when they enjoyed a lunch together with Jennifer’s fiancé Alex Rodriguez, 44, and her mother Guadalupe Rodriguez, 73.

The 50-year-old Hustlers star rocked a sleek sporty look in a leopard print bodysuit.

Jennifer’s figure-hugging clothing featured a long-sleeved crop top that showcased her ripped abs, along with a matching pair of leggings.

She paired the outfit with brilliant white sneakers and a black alligator print handbag.

The 5ft5in singer kept her caramel-colored tresses tied up in a top knot with individual strands framing her impeccably made up face and aviator sunglasses.

Jennifer was out and about in Miami with her daughter Emme, though her brother Max wasn’t anywhere to be seen.

Jennifer welcomed the twins in 2008, while married to her ex Marc Anthony.

The couple announced their split in 2011 and finalized the divorce by the final year, though they maintained an amicable relationship and continued to be committed co-parents.

The aspiring singer was dressed casually like her mother in a yellow graphic T-shirt and a pair of blue sweatpants with white sneakers.

The two were strolling through Miami’s tony Coconut Grove neighborhood, where they fit in a bit of shopping and stopped for a coffee and a cookie for Emme.

Earlier, the group had lunch together with J-Lo’s fiancé Alex Rodriguez.

The former New York Yankee was dressed casually in a black T-shirt and matching black track pants with blue trainers.

After documenting his journey to the Super Bowl and his day with his daughter Natasha, Alex was overcome with joy during Jennifer’s show-stopping halftime show performance.

The former shortstop shared a video his wild-eyed face as he danced and sang along with the show, though he didn’t actually film his fiancée.

Along with 15-year-old Natasha, he also shares 11-year-old Ella with his ex-wife Cynthia Scurtis.

After lunch, Alex zoomed away in a red Porsche with a friend.

Jennifer was also joined by her mother Guadalupe Rodriguez, who looked festive in a bright yellow sweater.

Following her performance, Jennifer celebrated with friends aboard a yacht and spoke about performing with her daughter and representing Latinx people.

‘I know how special it is to be able to go out there and hold up an American flag and hold up a Puerto Rican flag and have my daughter sing with me,’ Jennifer said.

‘And to represent women and single moms and working moms and say, “This is what you can do, you can do anything you want to do.”‘

Emme popped up late in Jennifer’s performance when she and other children appeared in spherical cages, which represented the many children separated from their parents and kept in caged enclosures at the US–Mexico border.

The pre-teen sang Let’s Get Loud as she sat in the cage.

Jennifer also performed a medley of her hits including Jenny From the Block, Love Don’t Cost a Thing, On the Floor and Que Calor.

‘The message tonight was use your voice, get loud — speak up, stand up for yourself,’ Jennifer said afterward.

‘Just have the strength; sometimes women lack the strength to really do the best for themselves and that’s what I wanted to put out there tonight.’

Jennifer’s acclaimed halftime performance featured call backs to her hit crime film Hustlers, in which she played a real-life adult dancer who concocted a scheme to drug rich clients before maxing out their credit cards while they were incapacitated.

The film featured a buzzed-about pole dancing scene set to Fiona Apple’s song criminal, and she brought along another pole dance routine for the high-profile sporting event.

Jennifer’s costumes for the show were designed by Versace, the same fashion house that made the iconic plunging jungle dress she wore to the Grammy Awards in 2000.