JENNIFER Lopez proved her performer credentials after suffering a gory injury on stage — but carried on to finish the track. The star suffered a mishap while performing her hit Ain’t It Funny during her Up All Night tour, leaving her with a nasty cut on her forearm. Unfazed JLo finishes the track despite her nasty injury Credit: TikTok/justanotherjlofan Blood poured from Jennifer Lopez’s arm after she cut herself on stage Credit: TikTok/justanotherjlofan But unfazed by the injury, JLo, 57, calmly continued and gracefully finished the song before tending to the cut. Blood could be seen running down her arm as she gripped the microphone and continued singing. Sign up for the Showbiz newsletter Thank you! The moment was captured by a fan, who shared the clip on TikTok alongside a glowing review of the star. They wrote: “JLo literally cut her arm on stage and kept performing like the queen she is… The superstar inspected the gory wound while continuing to perform Credit: TikTok/justanotherjlofan Jennifer fans were impressed by how the star continued the show Credit: Charlie Chiu “Jennifer Lopez IS A QUEEN and such an amazing and professional performer!” The footage is believed to have been filmed during JLo’s Up All Night tour, which travelled across Europe, Asia and Africa between July and August 2025. She later took the show to The Colosseum at Caesars Palace for a 12-date Las Vegas residency, which ran from December 2025 until March 2026. According to fans, the singer cut herself on her crystal-covered costume while dancing earlier in the performance. Most read in Showbiz One explained in the comments: “The costume had crystals and cutouts, and she got cut while dancing…” Another suggested she may not have immediately registered the injury due to the “adrenaline rush of being on stage”. Comment now
Jennifer Lopez suffers gory arm wound during live gig as blood pours from her arm
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