JENNIFER Lopez admitted that she feels 'a little heartbroken' after Italian fairytale wedding to Alex Rodriguez was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.

She also revealed that they haven't been planning anything either because they have no idea when the pandemic might be over.

Jennifer, 50, tuned into the Today show on Tuesday and revealed her feelings behind her canceled wedding.

She told Hoda Kotb, who is also planning on getting married: "Nobody knows, there's no planning right now.

"You just have to wait and see how this all plays out and it's disappointing on one level.

"After the Super Bowl and after we finished filming World of Dance, I planned to take time off, which is what we're doing right now, kinda."

She continued: "But at the same time, we had a lot of plans for this summer and this year but everything kinda on hold right now."

Hoda then asked the dancer and singer if she felt heartbroken or had simply accepted the fact that she had to move her wedding date.

The mother of two told her: "I'm a little heartbroken because we had some great plans but I'm also like 'You know what, God has a bigger plan' and so we have to wait and see.

"Maybe it's going to be better, I have to believe that it will be."

Despite having to cancel her summer wedding, Jennifer and Alex have discussed several date options once things slow down.

Retired baseball star Alex admitted they have had discussions to figure out their next move both personally and professionally in 2020.

He told Entertainment Tonight: "We had a meeting on Zoom with our core [group of people], kind of just going over what the next 12 months look like and we have three or four different variations of how that can look."

The 44-year-old said they discussed everything from wedding plans to work projects like "going on tour next summer" and even potential movie plans with their reps.

A-Rod added: "It's such a fluid world. Usually when you underwrite a year – whether [in terms of] scheduling or financially – you never think that it's going to just stop like this.

"So we're having to be very fluid, think on our feet and just think very proactively… At the same time, I think the most important thing for everybody is to practice great discipline and stay at home.

"We have to do this together and every person counts.

"The way we're going to beat this thing is together."

The couple is currently self-isolating with their children; Jennifer's 12-year-old twins Emme and Max as well his daughters; Natasha, 15, and Ella, 12, in their Miami mansion.

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