Jennifer Lopez Shares Photos from the Dominican Republic Set of Shotgun Wedding After Filming Wraps

Ashley Boucher
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That's a wrap on Shotgun Wedding!

Jennifer Lopez shared several photos on Instagram from the Dominican Republic set of the movie, which she stars in alongside Josh Duhamel and Lenny Kravitz.

"👏 A 👏 Wrap! 👏" Lopez, 51, captioned the carousel of images, which showed herself and her costars seemingly in costume.

In one photo, she and Duhamel, 48, lounge in chairs set up on a beachside boardwalk. In the snap, Lopez wears a nude-colored tulle dress with combat boots, while Duhamel wears a tuxedo without the jacket, his bowtie undone.

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It's the same outfits the stars were photographed wearing last month.

Another photo shared by Lopez on Wednesday showed the singer snapping a selfie with Kravitz, 56, and Duhamel, who threw up a hang loose sign for the photo.

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Shotgun Wedding — produced by Lopez and Ryan Reynolds — is a romantic comedy that follows a couple bringing their families together for a destination wedding. But the dream ceremony starts to fall apart when they get cold feet once they arrive at the location. Then, the pair are soon forced to come together to rescue their families from a dangerous hostage situation.

Duhamel signed on to replace Armie Hammer after the Call Me By Your Name actor stepped down from the role in January amid ongoing allegations against him.

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RELATED: Jennifer Lopez Hits the Pool with Her Twins Emme and Max, 13, in the Dominican Republic

Lopez has shared several photos from the Shotgun Wedding set through its two months of filming — and she's also give fans a peek into what her downtime in the Dominican Republic has looked like.

The Hustlers star shared a photo last month with her 13-year-old twins Emme and Max, who she shares with ex Marc Anthony, enjoying the pool at the Villa Tres Amarras.

"Thank you @villa.tres.amarras for the incredible stay while we were filming #ShotgunWedding!!! 🤍🤍🤍," she wrote in the caption.

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