T.O. luhs himself some J.Lo! Terrell Owens caught up with Us Weekly on Thursday, Mar. 5, revealing that his celebrity crush is none other than Jennifer Lopez — and he would like to get in touch with her.
The former NFL superstar, 41, told Us at Dream Builders Project’s 2nd Annual A Brighter Future for Children event in Hollywood, that he's currently single after his short-lived marriage to Rachel Snider in 2014.
"I think everybody has somewhat of a Hollywood crush, I guess, coming from elsewhere," Owens reflected. "Mine is J. Lo." In fact, the six-time Pro Bowler wants Lopez's digits.
"I've been trying to find her," the Celebrity Apprentice alum told Us. "If somebody can reach out to her and tell her I'm looking for [her]."
Like Owens, Lopez is also currently unattached after splitting from Casper Smart last June after two-and-a-half years together. The mother of two, 45, told Us Weekly in a recent interview that she’s enjoying single life.
"I think being on my own has been really great for me," she told Us at a January press junket for her movie The Boy Next Door. "There was a time where I was just like 'Ehhh, I'm just not going to deal with anybody, I just want to be on my own.' Now I'm getting back into the mix. For right now, I just have no announcements to make."
Owens, meanwhile, had a few new updates to share with Us on Thursday, beginning with a possible return to the small screen. "You know what, I may step back into reality TV," he told Us. "Some of the things that I've been doing throughout my career, my life. You know I had the T.O. Show a few years back. I may do a pickup on that."
As for his recent stint on Celebrity Apprentice? "There's been a lot of great feedback, it's been very positive," Owens shared with Us. "I think a lot of people have gotten to see a different side of me other than being on the field. Me, showing a lot of passion, screaming and yelling. I think what people saw is really the real me. It's my nature, I'm really kind of laid-back, reserved. But that situation — the opportunity that Donald Trump gave me and NBC — [there were] a lot of great things that I learned from a business standpoint. Understanding the nature of what it likes to be sort of like the boss when need be."
