Jennifer Lopez's child Emme unveils new trans identity: Emotional photos show vibrant celebrations, a new name and a touching connection to former stepdad Ben Affleck 20%

By Sameer Suri0%

5/29/2026, 7:30:06 PM

BS Summary: This article contains 27 faulty reasoning types, including Halo Effect, Anecdotal, and Availability Heuristic, with Appeal to Emotion as the most egregious example at 21.4% saturation with 188 hits. Analysis detected 1,304 faulty-reasoning hits from 878 analyzed words, generating a BS Score of 34.9% and a BS Rank of 20% (16,376 of 20,408 articles). This article is better (less manipulative) than 80.20% of the article peer group.

Jennifer Lopez glowed with pride at her child's high school graduation this week. 
The singer has 18-year-old twins, who were christened Max and Emme Muniz, with her third ex-husband, Marc Anthony. 
Then, in June 2022, when the youngsters were 14, Lopez went viral after introducing Emme onstage as 'they,' indicating a nonbinary identification. 
Now, the Daily Mail has seen a public announcement that shows the teenager, formerly known as Emme, is now called Oskar Muniz and goes by 'he.' 
Oskar, the twin who was awarded a diploma this Friday, is listed under the new name on a university program viewed by the Daily Mail. 
Family members abounded at Oskar's high school graduation in Los Angeles on Friday, including Max and Lopez's mother, Guadalupe Rodriguez. 
Oskar's father did not appear to be in attendance. 
Also on the guest list was Samuel Affleck, the 14-year-old son of Lopez's fourth ex-husband Ben Affleck and his first wife, Jennifer Garner. 
The Daily Mail has contacted Lopez and Anthony's representatives for comment. 
Lopez exuded summertime chic at the event, stepping out in a flared set of oyster slacks and a complementary pinstriped jacket over a pale blue shirt. 
The 55-year-old wore her hair in gentle waves and went for a glowing makeup look. 
Her mother, Rodriguez, dressed in a printed blouse with off-white trousers, was seen beaming at her daughter's side on her grandchild's big day. 
Oskar received his high school diploma on Friday, clad in a tan suit with a festive lei, alongside the traditional cap and gown. 
Before taking the stage for the ceremony, the graduate could be spotted locked in conversation with his stepbrother, Samuel. 
Although Lopez and Affleck's marriage was short-lived, with the divorce filing landing on what would have been their second wedding anniversary, the former couple were able to form a close-knit blended family with their respective children. 
Garner reportedly served as part of Lopez's support system as the latter navigated the disintegration of her marriage to Affleck. 
Affleck and Garner, who were married for a decade before their separation in 2015, have three children: Violet, 20, and Fin, 17, and Samuel. 
Fin was originally called Seraphina Rose before debuting the new name in 2024 while delivering a eulogy for Affleck's father, Timothy. 
In December 2024, amid Affleck and Lopez's divorce proceedings, the exes got together with Garner to watch Fin and Oskar perform in a school play together. 
Oskar and Max, who are Lopez's only children, did not attend the same high school and will be going to different universities. 
The graduation took place just days after Lopez fought back tears at the prospect of her children moving out of her vast $18 million mansion. 
"Don't talk about it, I'll start crying," the singer said when the subject was broached to her this week on Jimmy Kimmel Live! 
She confessed she had been 'crying for two months' at the thought of the twins leaving and would be in tears once again at their graduations. 
The twins' father, Anthony, is expecting his eighth child, the second with his latest wife, Nadia Ferreira, a beauty queen three decades his junior. 
When Kimmel asked Lopez whether she found it 'inconvenient' for her children to attend separate high schools, she waved off the question. 
"I mean, it's fine," said the actress, who starred in Kiss of the Spider Woman. 
"I want them to be happy. 
Go where they want to go, do what they want to do." 
She insisted she would be helping her teenagers move into their dorm rooms, notwithstanding what Kimmel described as the 'commotion everywhere you go.' 
"We're going to pack up their rooms here, and they're going to take all the things that they want to take to their dorm," said Lopez. 
"Then they're going to realize that their dorms are too small," she quipped. 
"They're going to miss home. 
I hope they want to come back real soon." 
The house in question is a five-bedroom, eight-bathroom bachelorette pad in Hidden Hills, a tony Los Angeles suburb that serves as home to a variety of Kardashians. 
Lopez paid a staggering $18 million for the 2.5-acre estate last year after the collapse of her marriage to her fourth and latest ex-husband. 
A source told the Daily Mail: 'Jennifer is living inside her new property and is thrilled about it because it is like her very own Barbie Dreamhouse.' 
Although she hopes her children will miss the comforts of her luxurious new property, Lopez acknowledged that she can relate to their urge to strike out on their own. 
"I remember being that age and thinking, I couldn't wait to get out in the world and do my thing. 
I really wanted to get out," she recalled. 
Friends had been warning her that she would feel 'terrible' about her children going to college, and she initially brushed off their concerns. 
"And then like two months ago I had to write the thing for the yearbook or whatever the heck thing they make you write," Lopez told Kimmel this week. 
"When I tell you, the tears. 
Two days it took me to write those things." 
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Speakers

2speakers28%attributed speech634writer words
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Jennifer Lopez

69%flagged-word coverage
207 attributed words85% of attributed speech78% writer coverage
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