Madonna and Jennifer Lopez reportedly share an ex, but the former “barely” remembers dating him. According to a source, Madonna has been “utterly unfazed” by Alex Rodriguez’s new HBO docuseries, “Alex vs ARod.” In it, the former baseball player has seemingly opened up about their alleged 2008 affair. While he and his ex-wife, Cynthia Scurtis, hinted at the fling, insiders claimed that the “Queen of Pop” apparently has no recollection.
Dating Alex Rodriguez was a ‘forgettable’ experience for Madonna, claims source
Madonna reportedly dated Alex Rodriguez, Jennifer Lopez’s ex, around 2008. His new documentary series, “Alex vs ARod,” on HBO, hinted that their alleged fling was the reason behind his divorce from Cynthia Scurtis. Although the ex-married couple didn’t mention any names, sources claimed otherwise.
Recently, an insider referred to the docuseries and told Rob Shuter that Madonna has been completely “unfazed” by the episode. They claimed that the “Material Girl” hitmaker “barely remembers” dating A-Rod. “Not because it’s painful — because it was forgettable. In bed and out. He just wasn’t a headline in her real life,” the source said.
Furthermore, the singer’s inner circle reportedly shrugged it off, while the 67-year-old soloist allegedly found it “hilarious.” According to the source, their fling “wasn’t a relationship” to her. “It was a Tuesday,” they quipped.
Moreover, Rodriguez and Scurtis’s statements and opinions on “Alex vs ARod” have caught a lot of attention. Referring to his cheating rumors, his ex-wife said, “He seemed to be extremely apologetic and not proud of his actions.” Meanwhile, the businessman admitted that he could have been “more loyal” and a “better husband.”
In the past, various headlines mentioned that Scurtis blamed Madonna for her divorce. However, the “Ray of Light” artist denied the allegations in a statement to PEOPLE in 2008. She stated, “I am not romantically involved in any way with Alex Rodriguez. I have nothing to do with the state of his marriage or what spiritual path he may choose to study.”
