The steamy home video in question is from Lopez's 1997 honeymoon with her first husband, whom she met when he was a waiter in Miami. The marriage -- which lasted from February 1997 to January 1998 -- may have been short-lived, but the 'American Idol' judge is still haunted by her ex.
Noa, who briefly managed a Lopez-owned restaurant after the couple's divorce, has tried launching tell-all ventures about his J.Lo romance in the past, including a book that the pop star successfully blocked in court.
Lopez won a permanent injunction in 2009 that prohibited the footage from being released as part of a planned TV project. Noa recently "sold" the film to his longtime girlfriend and business partner, Claudia Vasquez, who now plans to officially release it via a distributor, as a judge has signed off on the apparently legal scheme. So far, Vasquez has reportedly received offers "in the millions" from top porn sites for the sexy scenes.
A lawyer for Vazquez insisted that the home video is not technically a "sex tape," and has insisted that in the approximately 27 hours of footage that his client owns (of which he estimates 15-20 minutes contain nudity), Lopez is not taped surreptitiously, but was instead freely allowing herself to be filmed at the time.
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