Jennifer Lopez has made a courageous and emotional move by revealing an extended version of her latest music video, “Rebound,” from the album This Is Me…Now. Directed by renowned filmmaker Dave Meyers, known for collaborations with artists like Drake and Taylor Swift, the video delves into the harsh reality of abusive relationships, inspired by Lopez’s own experiences.

Prompted by her husband Ben Affleck’s advice to channel her pain into her music, Lopez decided to confront the challenging aspects of her love journey. “Rebound” is a deeply personal revelation for the star, conveying a message of hope for those facing similar situations, emphasizing that love should never be harmful.

This extended edit marks the first time Lopez has publicly addressed the truth about her past abusive relationships, using powerful imagery and storytelling to raise awareness about various forms of abuse and encourage viewers to seek help.

“Rebound” is a standout track from Lopez’s highly anticipated ninth studio album, This Is Me…Now, representing her comeback to the music scene after nearly a decade. Co-written and produced by Lopez, alongside Rogét Chahayed and Jeff “Gitty” Gitelman, the song was crafted in her Los Angeles home studio, adding an extra layer of intimacy to its message.

The music video is part of the broader musical experience, This Is Me…Now: A Love Story, which has quickly become a global sensation, reaching the top spot on Prime Video in over 13 countries. This success solidifies Lopez’s status as both a chart-topping artist and a compelling storyteller.

In a recent interview with ET, Lopez hinted that This Is Me… Now maybe her final album. She explained the significance of creating special, collector’s items for fans, stating that she feels fulfilled with this quintessential Jennifer Lopez/J.Lo project. While playfully suggesting it might be her last album ever, she acknowledged not sharing this with her manager, Benny Medina.

Fans can anticipate a forthcoming documentary titled The Greatest Love Story Never Told, offering a rare glimpse into Lopez’s vulnerable side. Produced by Amazon MGM Studios, the film features intimate moments and reflections, scheduled for release on Feb. 27, exclusively on Prime Video.